Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivers a speech during a reception marking St. George’s Day at Downing Street in London, Britain, Monday, April 20, 2026. (Phil Noble/Pool Photo via AP) Keir Starmer is “not waving, but drowning” as he struggles to fight off attempts to kick him out of Downing Street, a Sky News presenter has declared. Trevor Phillips said “the vultures are circling” around the prime minister in the wake of Labour’s latest election catastrophe. The party is on course to lose around 1,500 councillors in England following a surge in support for Reform UK and the Green Party. Labour also lost power in the Welsh Senedd for the first time ever, and was defeated once again by the SNP at Holyrood. In response, Starmer insisted he “won’t walk away” from his job, and even suggested that he will be PM for another eight years. On Saturday, the prime minister shocked Westminster by handing jobs to Labour grandees Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman. Meanwhile, Labour backbencher Catherine West said she will trigger a leadership …