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It has been quite the week for West Reading. It was only seven days ago, after Labor's disastrous local elections, now all eyes turned

on the health secretary, perhaps the most ambitious man in Parliament.

But we need someone from within the cabinet to step forward as the leader,

and then we will have a new leader of the party without having to have a leadership election.

Would he now finally make his move to kill Kiyosama's premiership?

What we've seen in the last couple of hours since the Prime Minister's speech is a trickle,

perhaps more than a trickle, of MP after MP.

First, dozens of MPs called for Stama to go.

More than 50 Labour MPs have come out and said...

There are at least 70 now who no longer back the PM, including...

Was it all some West Streeting plot?

Then, on Tuesday, came the ministers.

The community's minister, Miata van Bula, has resigned.

I've just learned exclusively, Jess Phillips, has resigned from government.

Many, notably, said to be allies of Wes.

One of those resignations came from health minister,

Zubia Ahmed, an ally of West Streeting.

By Wednesday, almost every front page

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