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I'm not willing to sacrifice Scotland's NHS, our schools, our communities, our towns, cities, villages and islands to a third decade of an SMP government.

That's why the distraction needs to end and the leadership in Downing Street has to change.

That is the leader of Labour in Scotland, Anna Sawa, calling for Kyr Starma to quit, the most senior voice spelling out his belief that things have got too bad for him to stay.

And he says his first priorities are to his country, Scotland.

Was this the moment that the leadership crisis around Kirstama became uncontainable?

Was this the tipping point?

Is the Prime Minister, yet another Prime Minister, about to resign?

Welcome to the Newsagents.

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It's Emily.

It's Lewis.

And we thought when we got up this morning, we'd be talking about the resignation of Morgan McSweeney,

Kirstama's Chief of Staff, now former Chief of Staff and right-hand man.

We thought at lunchtime that we might be talking about the resignation of Tim Allen,

another very close aid to here in Downing Street.

But it is now five to three.

And a question mark is looming really with a greater urgency than I think we have felt at any point over the weekend

over what Kirstama does next, because this is a pretty senior voice going public and saying

he has no confidence in the UK Prime Minister, the leader of his party. Here's a little bit

of Anasarwa. It is delicately phrased. In fact, in the speech itself, he doesn't directly call

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