Yvette Cooper was interviewed by the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg on her Sunday politics progamme after the Sky interview.

Kuenssberg underscored the chaos inside Downing Street by listing all of the departures from the prime minisiter’s team since Labour won a landslide general election in July 2024. These included:

Four directors of communications

Two chiefs of staff

Two cabinet secreatries

US ambassador

EU’s Kallas appears to be slightly sceptical about the idea of appointing an EU envoy for talks on ending the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

She earlier said that “what matters more than having a seat at the table is knowing what to ask [for] when you are sitting there.”

“That’s why I proposed to the member states [a] concrete mandate [of] the asks that we would have to Russia. So whoever goes to that table, whether it’s individually or bilaterally, they should ask [for] these things from the Russians.

We have a saying in Estonian that if you demand a lot, you get little; if you demand little, you get nothing, and if you demand nothing, you pay on top.”

Leeds are fresh off their 2-2 draw against Chelsea. Meanwhile, Birmingham are eight games unbeaten in all competitions. What’s your prediction for today’s game? If it’s anything like Leeds’ 5-4 victory over Birmingham in 2019, we’re in for a treat.

Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur

Chelsea v Liverpool

Everton v West Ham United

Manchester United v London City Lionesses

Brighton & Hove Albion v Arsenal (2:30pm)