This is The Guardian.
We assume that this government is, you know, under Kirstam, is drawing to an end.
It's actually the fate of a 120-year-old project called Labour Party.
It's been a busy week.
He has my support.
The government has my support.
They will know that the guy they're applauding is Toast,
and it is only a matter of time before you pull him out and put the button on, all right?
Well, he represents a kind of stability.
I would say the stability of a graveyard.
You can throw names around.
You can talk about Annie Burnham, Angela Raynor.
However, as far as the energy in British politics has gone, it has deserted the...
government.
Kia Stammer's cabinet has fallen into line after days of turmoil,
so can this mark a moment of reset for the Prime Minister or is it the beginning of the end?
From the Guardians today in focus, this is the latest with me, Lucy Hough.
Joining me is the Ditchie Chakraborty Guardian columnist.
Thanks so much for being with us in the studio at Ditchie, it's great to see you.
So what a 24 hours it has been.