PMQs: Corbyn goes on industrial strategy, but the key question is Brexit
Prime Minister’s Questions is bound to be odd for some time. This week, it saw Jeremy Corbyn debate…
PMQs
PMQs: Long-Bailey’s green industrial revolution wins the day
Ample cynicism in Westminster was sparked by the news last night that Rebecca Long-Bailey would be deputising for…
PMQs: Cuts mean schools are closing early and crowdfunding, Corbyn says
The Prime Minister is close to being toppled by her own party. But Jeremy Corbyn left the Brexit…
PMQs: Corbyn blasts Tory government in pocket of “super rich elite”
At the launch of Labour’s European election campaign, Jeremy Corbyn told his audience that a few weeks ago…
PMQs: Corbyn highlights failure to tackle “burning injustices”
Once again, Jeremy Corbyn rejected Brexit as a debating topic at Prime Minister’s Questions and instead attacked Theresa…
PMQs: Thornberry strikes somber tone with warning of Northern Irish conflict
Theresa May’s de facto deputy David Lidington went up against Labour’s Emily Thornberry this afternoon, in the first…
PMQs: Corbyn boosts local election campaign with austerity focus
Earlier this week, both Labour and the Conservatives released their party political broadcasts ahead of local elections on…
PMQs: Ahead of Brexit head-to-head, Corbyn attacks Tory austerity
This afternoon’s PMQs was bound to be an odd one: it came before a meeting between Theresa May…
May has set herself another deadline – and five other things we learnt from PMQs
1. Theresa May has set herself a deadline. (Again.) The most significant thing to come out of PMQs…
Four things we learnt about Brexit from PMQs today
Theresa May will vote for her ‘anti-no deal in March’ motion. After 7pm tonight, MPs will vote on…
