Wes turns screw on Burnham over Brexit: As PM prepares a resignation timeline, Streeting threatens to derail 'King Andy' coronation with shock call to rejoin EU

Sources told the MoS that Sir Keir wanted to leave No 10 'in a dignified way, and in a manner of his own choosing' by 'setting out a timetable' – despite his former chief of staff Morgan McSweeney urging him to 'hang on';. Mr Burnham told BBC News that his ambition was to 'save' Labour, saying: 'We can't just carry on as we are';. A snap poll of Labour members who will choose their leader – conducted by pollsters Find Out Now for the MoS – put Mr Burnham streets ahead of both Ms Rayner and Mr Streeting.