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It is a very muggy day in Westminster and I am spending the day not in the park or in the Lido.
but in and around the Palace of Westminster,
where Keir Starmer is facing the biggest challenge of his premiership so far.
It's kind of hard to believe,
but it's not even quite been a year since his enormous landslide victory.
And yet today, he is facing a major rebellion of his own MPs,
unhappy at the government's plans to substantially cut disability benefits.
I have sought some shade opposite the House of Parliament,
where groups of disabled people are gathering to show their opposition.
There is a woman in a mobility scooter wearing a sign that says Rachel the Robber Reeves.