Speculation about potential challenges to Labour leadership has intensified as several prominent MPs signal their intentions to contest for the party's top position.

Andy Burnham has indicated he believes he could help save the Labour Party, though questions remain about his prospects in his Makerfield constituency. The former leadership candidate's comments suggest he may be considering another bid for the party leadership.

Separately, Wes Streeting has announced his intention to run for the leadership, adding another name to the list of potential contenders for the position.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy addressed the leadership speculation during an interview with the BBC, stating that any decision about fighting a leadership contest remains a personal one for current party leader Keir Starmer. Nandy expressed confidence in Starmer's political resilience, noting that the prime minister has "shown before that he's up for a fight" and that she "wouldn't write [him] off."

The developments come amid ongoing discussions within the Labour Party about its direction and leadership, though no formal leadership contest has been triggered at this time.