Gary Gibbon
Jeremy Corbyn’s first PMQs: for many viewers, change will play well
For a first outing, in which you are trying to catch people’s attention and advertise a new politics, it probably worked on its own terms.
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Sunak trans jibe: calls for PM to apologise over comments in PMQs
Rishi Sunak is facing calls to apologise for making a transgender dig at Sir Keir Starmer during PMQs, while Brianna Ghey’s mother was visiting parliament.
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Sunak and Starmer clash over Nadhim Zahawi tax scandal at PMQs
Rishi Sunak has insisted he will wait for his ethics adviser to fully investigate whether Conservative Chairman Nadhim Zahawi broke ministerial rules over his tax affairs – before deciding on his future in the Cabinet.
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Liz Truss appoints new ministers and takes on Sir Keir Starmer at PMQs
No slip-ups, but no knockout blows – if Labour hoped Liz Truss would stumble in her first Prime Minister’s Questions, they would have been disappointed. Instead, something strange happened: an actual exchange of political views. Ms Truss once again ruled out paying for a freeze on energy prices through a windfall tax, prompting an accusation…
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PMQs: Ukrainian ambassador receives standing ovation in House of Commons
Breaking the formal rules of the House of Commons, MPs from all parties joined a standing ovation for the Ukrainian ambassador in the chamber today.
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PMQs: David Davis comments were ‘too theatrical’, says Rees-Mogg
We spoke to Leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg
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PMQs amid cross-party defections over Brexit
Theresa May faces questions from MPs – as three members of her own party resign. Anna Soubry, Sarah Wollaston and Heidi Allen have written a joint letter to confirm their departure. The move comes after eight Labour MPs resigned from their party over its handling of Brexit and anti-Semitism, to form a new group.
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May faces PMQs and confidence vote – special midday programme
Watch Channel 4 News live at noon here. We will be live streaming a special extended programme at 12pm, including PMQs, as Theresa May faces a confidence vote tonight by the Conservative Party.
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Gary Gibbon
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Ed Miliband calls for public PMQs
Labour leader Ed Miliband said he would subject himself to a regular interrogation by ordinary voters at Westminster if he becomes prime minister.
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Cameron defends economic record at PMQs
David Cameron faces questions from MPs for the last time this year, armed with good news on unemployment.
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PMQs: PM announces Co-op bank inquiry
David Cameron tells prime minister’s question time that the government intends to set up an inquiry into the failure of leadership at the Co-operative Bank.
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Absent Clarke the talk of PMQs
The row over Ken Clarke’s controversial comments on rape engulfs PMQs where Labour leader Ed Miliband ambushes the PM with calls for the Justice Secretary to go, writes Peter McHugh.
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PMQs of many hues
The Prime Minister is invited to review the first year of coalition government at a colourful PMQs, as Peter McHugh reports.
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Gary Gibbon
PMQs: Independence, referendums and the fastest milkman in the West
Our Political Editor says PMQs revealed something of David Cameron’s musical tastes – as well as a dilemma for the SNP over an independence referendum.
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‘Calm down dear’… it’s only PMQs
David Cameron invites the wrath of female opposition MPs by reviving the spirit of Michael Winner at PMQs, reports Peter McHugh
