It's all falling apart for Sir Keir Starmer, so he's fled the country again. Billy no mates at Nato. Still, it's better than being President Trump's bag carrier.

He's been PM for less than a year and he's been on 26 foreign trips. He's missed PMQs for the second week running!

But we know what he's trying to avoid. He's facing a huge rebellion over welfare reforms.

Around 123 Labour MPs are set to vote against him. One of his whips has resigned.

Patrick Christys says Labour's 'huge rebellion' marks the 'beginning of the end for Keir Starmer'

The man who everyone knows will replace him is doing the media rounds, sticking the knife in.

His MPs are being told the welfare reforms are a confidence vote in Sir Keir and they just don't care, maybe because they don't have confidence in him, and the public doesn't seem to either.

Public trust in the Government is at the lowest level since records began. Sir Keir Starmer can run all he wants, but he can't hide.

Eventually the British media caught up with him today. He looks like a broken man whose all out of ideas.

He wants to cut the welfare bill. Fair enough, we need to get people off benefits. But the problem he's got is he is from the Labour Party.

And he's spent his entire political life moaning about doing things like cutting disability benefits, and now he's doing it.

The irony is, he's relying on the Tories to get it through. We are witnessing the beginning of the end for Sir Keir Starmer, and I think he knows it.