School concrete crisis dominates first PMQs back from recess
The leader of the opposition had a field day with Tory’s reeling from the latest crisis.
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The leader of the opposition had a field day with Tory’s reeling from the latest crisis.
Sunak and Starmer doubled down on their housing rhetoric in a less-than-neighbourly PMQs.
But at least the PM has stuck to one pledge: losing 1000 council seats.
Someone seeking to avoid tax cannot also be in charge of tax, Keir Starmer insisted at this week’s PMQs face-off at the despatch box.
Trailing woefully in the polls, the PM fell into the same pattern as previous PMQs. 2023 will have to be different.
Despite Keir Starmer’s increasing confidence in the Commons, the polls are going in the wrong direction for Labour.
Both men repeated attack lines from last week – the prediction of dull vs duller may be coming true.
Despite facing a grilling over the reappointment of Suella Braverman, Sunak’s debut PMQs performance was a hit.
The PM also insisted she is “completely committed” to maintaining the triple lock. But can pensioners really feel reassured by a Truss commitment at this point?
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