Keir Starmer faces significant dissent within the Labour Party over proposed cuts to winter fuel payments, with MPs expressing concerns that these changes could increase risks to vulnerable pensioners during winter. The debate on the proposed cuts is set for September 10, amid warnings that the cuts could lead to excess winter deaths. Additionally, former Prime Minister Tony Blair's new book offers critiques and advice that may challenge Starmer's leadership approach as he prepares for Labour's upcoming conference. Meanwhile, Labour is urged to confront the rising influence of Reform UK, which is gaining ground in constituencies traditionally held by Labour. Starmer's recent performance at Prime Minister's Questions highlighted his struggle to balance opposition and governance, inadvertently referring to Sunak as the 'Prime Minister' during exchanges. Amid these political challenges, Starmer also welcomed a new kitten to his family at Downing Street, a lighter note amidst the serious political landscape.