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Hello and welcome to Coffeyhouse Shots

the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast. I'm

Oscar Edinson and I'm joined today by Katie Bulls and Kate Andrews. So last

night Kia Starmer faced his biggest rebellion yet as leader of the

opposition when 56 of his MPs defied a three-line whip to vote in

favour of a ceasefire in Gaza. Katie can you take us through the fallout?

Yes, so as you say, this is 56 Labour MPs who backed the S&P amendment and Labour had tried

to quell the rebellion by having its own amendment which doesn't go as far as saying a ceasefire but you know talked

about longer humanitarian pauses and it was a way I think of trying to reduce the

figure I think you look at the number of labor MPs who rebelled but then I think more specifically that's the number of

front benches and because eight shallow front benches defied their leader to

back the ceasefire in Gaza in the Commons vote and I think speaking to figures in

labour ahead of the vote so yesterday afternoon they were saying it could be

10 to 15 and that was their concern. So I think clearly the

whips and Kiestarma and his team managed to reduce the number slightly but

you look at some of those who decided to vote and therefore have resigned as shadow ministers such as for example

Jess Phillips, the Minister for Domestic Violence.

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