Starmer: PM's 'back was against the wall' over sleaze row

The Labour Party claims a significant victory as the Prime Minister concedes to their binding vote on public life standards. The Labour leader criticizes the Prime Minister's lack of leadership and emphasizes the need for further reforms, including a ban on MPs holding second jobs. The Labour Party's five-point plan aims to address recent issues of corruption and improve public life standards.

What does the speaker want to see from the Prime Minister regarding the binding vote?

What does the speaker imply about the Prime Minister's recent actions?