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Amid growing pressure for Keir Starmer to step down, the likelihood of him steering his party into the next election appears increasingly slim.

Social media users have seized upon this political turmoil, humorously highlighting Sir Keir’s predicament through a flurry of memes.

Some users drew parallels to the Monty Python’s Black Knight, a character who stubbornly insists on fighting even after losing all his limbs.

Others referenced the iconic line, “Infamy, infamy, they’ve all got it in for me,” from the 1964 comedy film Carry On Cleo, delivered by Kenneth Williams as Julius Caesar.

Additionally, one meme featured Steve McClaren on Sky Sports News, jesting that the former England manager believes the Prime Minister isn’t going anywhere.

There was a meme of Hugh Grant as the PM in Love Actually, captioned: ‘Centre Left Labour backbenchers reveal their choice to replace Starmer as Prime Minister.’

Another posted an image of Steve McClaren on Sky Sports News, joking that the former England manager was saying ‘he doesn’t think the PM’s going anywhere’.