Its time for Brown to go now and for the house to vote; a vote of no confidence in the government.

Local elections: Labour suffers humiliating defeat
Labour has suffered a humiliating local election wipeout after losing control of its last county councils and heading for third place behind the Liberal Democrats.

By James Kirkup, Political Correspondent
Published: 10:31PM BST 05 Jun 2009

Gordon Brown: Labour was on course for a humiliating third place overall Photo: Getty
The results of the elections dealt another huge blow to Gordon Brown as he struggles to survive as Prime Minister. Speaking in Downing Street, he called the results a "painful defeat" and said: "I accept my responsibility."
The dismal election results last night triggered public infighting in the Labour ranks, with senior party figures including John Prescott blaming ministers including Harriet Harman, the Labour deputy leader, for the defeats.

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Labour went into the local elections in control of Lancashire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Staffordshire.
All four were lost yesterday, wiping Labour off the electoral map in the areas being fought, in an unprecedented rout.

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