DEVELOPING: PM's Aide McSweeney Defies Briefing War Backlash, Stays in Role

Breaking News: PM's Aide McSweeney Defies Briefing War Backlash, Stays in Role Prime Minister's chief of staff Morgan McSweeney will not be leaving his job, despite facing backlash over alleged briefings against cabinet ministers. Sources close to the BBC have confirmed that McSweeney was not involved in the briefings, which have sparked a war within the government. According to sources, McSweeney has denied any wrongdoing and will remain in his role. This decision comes after Sir Keir Starmer faced calls to sack those responsible for the briefings, which have damaged the government's reputation. The briefings, which took place on Tuesday, suggested that Health Secretary Wes Streeting was plotting to challenge the Prime Minister's leadership. Government sources have attempted to distance themselves from the allegations, but the fallout continues. The current status of the situation remains uncertain, with the government struggling to contain the damage. The Prime Minister's office has yet to comment on McSweeney's future, but sources indicate that he will continue to serve as chief of staff. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.