This is The Guardian.

I've accepted responsibility and apologised for the mistakes that I made.

Labour MPs looked over the precipice,

and they didn't like what they saw.

So let's give Keir, just give Keir that chance.

Let him set out how he's going to lead us forward.

We want the ones stuffing government with hypocrites and paedophile apologists.

We need to see far less of these misogynistic briefings.

We need far more women around every table where decisions are being made.

It's been the worst week of Kirstarmer's time as Prime Minister.

You may have just about survived, but how much longer can he and this fragile government carry on?

I'm John Harris, and you're listening to Politics Weekly for The Guardian.

Joining me today are my Politics Weekly co-host, political editor Pippa Kriara,

and the Guardian's policy editor, Kieran Stacey.

Hello.

Hi, John.

Right, what a week.

We seem to say that every week at the moment.

It was famously said of the Tory Prime Minister

John Major that he was in office but not in power and the same, let's be honest, seems to apply it now

to Kirs Stama. He's still the Prime Minister for now, but in the aftermath of this week's huge

labour wobble, he's only hit more trouble. Meanwhile, we're hearing from Starma allies that

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