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Welcome to Navaralife.

I'm Michael Walker and I'm joined tonight by Barry Malone. Great to have you back.

Hi Michael. Good to be with you. Ready to talk about more own goals by the Labour Party.

Yeah, there's, well, an own goal by the Labour Party unless you're West Streeting, in which case it's your lucky day. Of course, we are discussing tonight.

Wherever West Streeting is about to make a bid for Labour leader, wherever he was going to before a bizarre

barrage of briefing began. Also, huge protests at the COP Summit in Brazil. I'll be discussing

that with someone there, what people are protesting about, and we'll be discussing the

dreadful Sudanese Civil War and the role of the UAE in funding and fueling that.

I will end the show with more revelations about Donald Trump's relationship with Jeffrey

Epstein. Some bombshell emails have been released. Straight into that first story. We have approval ratings lower than

Liz Truss and a painful budget just two weeks away. Kirstama already looked weak. But a botched

round of briefings last night has now made his position look pretty much untenable. And the bizarre

drama started last night when a senior Downing Street

source briefed a number of newspapers that Wes Streeting was planning a leadership bid.

So this was how Bloomberg reported it. This is one of the newspapers briefed. They said,

Stama supporters privately accused Health Secretary Wes Streeting of plotting to replace the prime

minister, according to people familiar with the matter.

They argued that any attempt to oustama would risk a market shock and undermine the government's

finances, said the people who asked not to be identified discussing internal disputes.

Now, the idea that markets would be terrified of West Streeting, who, if anything,

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