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including Van Wern and Schotten.

Kiran Stacy, the Guardian's political correspondent, was sitting high up in the

Press Gallery at the House of Commons on Wednesday when he realized that

something was afoot.

First I could tell us there was a bit of a buzz around the press gallery.

People were craning their heads to try and see something on the labour benches.

I couldn't quite tell what was going on.

It was Prime Minister's questions, and everyone was expecting Wishi Sunat to get a bit of stick.

After all the Tories had performed so badly in last week's local elections losing

almost 500 councillors and a string of high-profile mayoralties.

And then Rishi... counselors and a string of high profile merelties.

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