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Hello, if you were watching or listening to the news on Wednesday morning,

you would have heard the Health Secretary Wes Streeting using an excellent cultural reference

to prove that he's not trying to remove Kirst Armer as Prime Minister.

I'm a faithful. In fact, what you've seen from a silly number 10 source overnight is probably

the worst attack on a faithful since Joe Marla was banished in the Traitors final.

So I'm treating it with the same level of seriousness that you are this morning.

This followed an intense, and I mean intense bout

of speculation at Westminster about Keir Starmour's leadership. And it is actually very significant,

even if you might think it doesn't sound that significant. So that's what we're going to talk about

on this episode of Newscast. Newscast from the BBC. Fat boy sliver me in the classroom doing our violin lessons. I was the tappletail in the class. Can I have an apology, please? I trust almost nobody. That daddy has to sometimes do strong language. Next time in Moscow. I feel delulu with no solulu. Take me down to Downey Street. Let's go have a tour. Blimey.

Hello, it's Adam in the newscast studio. And it is Chris at Westminster. And it is Alex

in her makeshift home studio. Good. It's sounding great. It is, yeah. I know. I've got a special

mic. Oh, and you're a picture of Claudia in the background. It's not Claudia. Adam Fleming.

It's not Claudia. Oh,ming. It's not Claudia.

I can't see this. For newscasters merely with headphones in or car stereo's blaring, who is it a picture of? So the brief version, it is a picture I've had for a long time of what I thought was a kind of, you know, cool-looking woman, but she does look a little bit like Claudia Winkleman. And now, of course, Claudia Winkman shot to fame.

Anyone who sees her in the background assumes it it is some sort of... know, cool looking woman, but she does look a little bit like Claudia Winkleman. And now, of course,

Claudia Winkleman shot to fame. Anyone who sees her in the background assumes it is some sort of tribute to Claudia. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Nothing wrong with the tribute to Claudia. I'm just for factual purposes stating that that wasn't its original intention. Adam, we need to get a test daily one for the newscast studio, don't we? It's very retro. Well, just know it in the spirit of in the spirit of both faces of Strictly.

Maybe we should be forward-looking and getting an Alan Carr or an Alex Jones. Right. Okay, actually, talking about Claudia and the

traitors, I mean, that has come up today in the response to the briefing story from number 10

about Keir Stomers premiership.

I think actually Chris, this is one of those stories where rather than just like diving in

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