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Hello and welcome to coffee has shots

as spectators daily politics podcast. I'm Katie Balls and I'm joined by Isla Bahad. Nots are Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm joined by Islle Hardman and James Heel.

Now, this was meant to be the day that his son could suffer

his biggest commons rebellion to date, the SME had an Opposition Day motion

calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. However, Labour then came up with her own amendment

as we discussed yesterday calling for an immediate

humanitarian ceasefire that they hoped would blunt this and therefore mean that they would not have

to have MPs vote on the SMP one. Then, late last night, the government

published its own amendment and that meant Kistama appeared to be in hot water once

again because precedent would mean that the government amendment was picked over the

labour one but Isabel that's not happening instead Lindsay Hall has made

what is quite a controversial decision yeah Yeah, so, and James was covering this, so he'll have the full details of the drama in the comments,

but as you say you had these two amendments from Labor and the Tories different enough for them both to sort of merit selection

but possibly to somebody who was sort of lazily looking at them still quite similar and I think this is one of the things

that is that is causing such anguish for labor MPs in particular is that there are these tiny differences that are hugely potent in the wording,

not just on immediate ceasefire, but also on what a ceasefire actually would mean.

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