This is The Guardian.

Today, is West Streeting plotting to become the next Prime Minister.

He's often described as the best communicator the Labour Front Bench has.

Friends, we are in the fight of our lives, not just for the NHS or even for the survival

of this government, but for everything we believe in.

Slick, ambitious, always ready to put himself in the media spotlight.

When we get things wrong and we will make mistakes because human beings are fallible,

you've got two choices.

You can either plow on in the wrong direction because you want to spare your blushes or you can listen

except you got it wrong and put it right. How much do people really know what West

Streeting is about? He does do vision. What some of his critics say is that he does not think

things through carefully enough before then going on to pursue them.

The rumours have been swirling for months, briefings that the Health Secretary was trying to

stage a coup against Kirstama.

Virmat denials from Camps treating and his insistence that he absolutely isn't.

This Prime Minister is a man of decency and integrity,

and we will all be putting our shoulders to the wheel as a team to support him.

But in a week, West Armour has had a serious wobble.

The chatter in Westminster now isn't about whether West Streeting will make a bid for the leadership.

The question really is, when?

From The Guardian, I'm Noshin'Inaqbal.

Today in focus.

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