Louise Haigh was just as bad as you’d expect at DPMQs
⟶ The Spectator | headline in context
Louise Haigh was just as bad as you’d expect at DPMQs
⟶ The Spectator | headline in context
Fairly even on both sides, but I'd say Conservative shadow Business sec Andrew Griffith just about gained the edge over Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy.
Deputy Liberal Democrat leader Daisy Cooper also asked some powerful questions.
Fairly even on both sides, but I'd say Conservative shadow Business sec Andrew Griffith just about gained the edge over Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy.
Deputy Liberal Democrat leader Daisy Cooper also asked some powerful questions.
I asked if the govt would acknowledge that and take concrete measures to prevent genocide and protect Palestinian lives.
#PMQs #DPMQs
Wonder how those farmers felt when he voted against making imported agricultural & food imports meet domestic standards*
Butchering British competitiveness in the market..
Wonder how those farmers felt when he voted against making imported agricultural & food imports meet domestic standards*
Butchering British competitiveness in the market..
✍️ Isabel Hardman
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✍️ Isabel Hardman
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Lammy knew about wrongly released prisoner when he refused to answer at DPMQs
David Lammy was aware that a second foreign offender had been wrongly released when he stood in the Commons and refused to answer the question, Sky News understands.
Lammy knew about wrongly released prisoner when he refused to answer at DPMQs
David Lammy was aware that a second foreign offender had been wrongly released when he stood in the Commons and refused to answer the question, Sky News understands.