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Hello and welcome to Coffeyhouse Shots, The Spectators Daily Politics Podcast. I'm Natasha Frose and

James Heel. Well yesterday was probably one of the biggest challenges of

Ritchie Sunac's Premiership Katie. What happened last night in the Commons?

Yes, so on Tuesday we had the first stage of the amendment votes and you had, I think, if you

count for example Scott Benton Andrew Bridgeton, who were elected as Tories but are no longer

Tory MPs. You have 65 Conservative MPs vote against the government. You also had the DUP joining that group and therefore it's

the biggest revolt that Ritchie Scenic has had during his premiership. It didn't

amassed very much in the sense that as we said before in this podcast

it was never the case really that they were going to succeed in adding their

amendments. Instead it is a show of the support for changing the bill on the Tory

right and I think any blue on blue in town or about is bad for a prime minister's authority, but of course it moves over to the third reading,

which is today.

So later today we'll have more amendments and then quite quickly after that we'll move

to the third reading bill, and that is the point which is if

number 10 as they are suggesting they plan to do do not take it any of these

amendments do the rebels then move to vote down the bill alongside labor?

And if you look at those numbers, that clearly, you don't, you need less than half really of those MPs to vote against to then stop the bill if all of

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