This is The Guardian.

There are still a lot of unanswered questions.

Does he have sufficient support to raise a challenge to Kirstearnie?

You even hear people say who might not be naturally sympathetic to West Streeting.

At least he appears to have a clarity of agenda and a willingness to fight for it.

Health Secretary West Streeting is expected to launch a leadership challenge against Kirstama as soon as tomorrow,

with news of the plan dropping during the King's speech, derailing what was supposed to be

another chance for the Prime Minister to reset the political agenda.

From The Guardians today in Focus, this is the latest with me, Lucy Hoff.

We're joining me as the head of national news, Archie Bland.

Archie, another quiet day in a very quiet news week. In the last few minutes,

we're recording at lunchtime. We're hearing that Westreting is reportedly planning to resign

tomorrow and launch a leadership campaign following a 16-minute meeting with Kirstama this morning,

interested in the 16- minute length, because it's

not nothing. These episodes are 10 minutes and we get through quite a lot. So what does 16 minutes

I mean, I won't have resigned from the latest by the end of this episode. But yeah, it's

interesting partly because it suggests that there wasn't a lot of constructive discussion there.

That's not long enough to have a kind of a very deep and serious conversation about next steps for the government.

It feels like it's about the two of them presenting a public posture of disagreement.

Yes.

And we have since heard from allies of streeting that he intends to resign as soon as tomorrow,

which is a phrase which leaves some wiggle room for it,

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