Wes Streeting bottles it and Labour's left grabs the steering wheel

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  Our country has voted decisively for change.

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  This lack of trust can only be healed by actions, not words.

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  I am clear that I have to do what's right for my country, Scotland.

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  The distraction needs to end and the leadership in Downing Street has to change.

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  I'm happy to be held to account for my messages.

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  I'm also happy to be held to account for judgement,

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  but what I won't ever tolerate is that kind of smear and innuendo.

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  You have given us a clear mandate and we will use it to deliver change,

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  to restore service and respect to politics, tread more lightly on your lives and unite our country.

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  Welcome to this week's episode of The State of It,

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  the podcast that promises to take you inside the room where it happens.

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  I'm Stephen Swinford, the police cladger at The Times.

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  I'm Patrick McGuire, chief police commentator for The Times.

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  And I'm Gabriel Pogrand, white fool editor at The Sunday Times.

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  And look, just to kick off, there has been a lot happening.

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  We sit here the morning after the night before, effectively, all slightly agog.

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  And what has just happened, Starmer has survived a full frontal attempt to remove him from office.

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  Feels like he might be a bit stronger.

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  So we're going to talk about two things today.

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  We're going to talk about one.

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