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- Sir Keir Starmer (Labour Party leader) faces a crucial debate today over a petition for a snap General Election with more than one million signatures.
- Tory MP John Lamont will lead the discussion, criticizing Labour for tax policy failures and the small-boat crisis.
- Experts say a snap election remains unlikely because parliamentary rules constrain such moves.
- Labour Minister Anna Turley will defend the government's record amid growing calls for accountability.
