No reward for failure, Keir? PM under pressure to keep promise not to hand out resignation honours

The Prime Minister is facing mounting pressure to stick to his pledge of not awarding any "resignation honours" to departing aides, a move that breaks from the traditional practice of doling out honors to close allies and political supporters upon leaving office. This decision has sparked significant debate over political integrity and the potential influence of personal loyalty in governmental decisions. The move could set a precedent for future leaders to avoid the perception of favoritism and could reshape the norms around the transition of power in the UK.