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The Times leads with a report straight from Wembley, as it describes the mighty roar of euphoria and asks us to “imagine the delirium if England actually go on to win” the whole tournament. It says the Denmark game was “horrendously tight all the way through” and required a couple of dollops of luck – but “after so long waiting, who cared about that?”

Times Front Page 10th of February 2026

The PM vows to carry on after a mooted leadership challenge fizzled, promising a reset and possible reshuffle. Cabinet ministers lined up in support as critics retreated, while Wes Streeting was accused by colleagues of bottling a bid. Focus now shifts to policy delivery.

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Times Front Page 9th of February 2026

Morgan McSweeney has resigned as the PM’s chief of staff after criticism of his backing for Lord Mandelson and concerns over exchanges with a former ambassador. No 10 says the PM is not considering his position. The move is intended to steady operations and refocus on delivery.

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Times Front Page 7th of February 2026

Angela Rayner says she warned Starmer not to appoint Lord Mandelson as ambassador to the US, citing concerns over his links with Jeffrey Epstein following Epstein’s conviction for abuse. Detectives have searched properties linked to Mandelson as part of an investigation.

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