Johnson dodges Starmer’s #PMQs Q on when he first realised there was a problem with the exam grades algorithm
Starmer: “I want to go back to my question, which the prime minister avoided. He either knew about the problem and did nothing, or didn’t know when he should have”
Starmer: “I want to go back to my question, which the prime minister avoided. He either knew about the problem and did nothing, or didn’t know when he should have”
Starmer in #PMQs quotes Conservative MPs who on record and anonymously have criticised the government’s U-turns
“He’s fooling nobody. Even his own MPs have run out of patience”
Johnson accuses Starmer of being “captain hindsight,” Starmer says the PM is “governing in hindsight”
“He’s fooling nobody. Even his own MPs have run out of patience”
Johnson accuses Starmer of being “captain hindsight,” Starmer says the PM is “governing in hindsight”
There’s real venom in these #PMQs exchanges
Johnson refuses to withdraw a remark about Starmer backing Corbyn’s IRA position, the Labour leader says he prosecuted terrorists in his legal career
“Doing the decent thing and this prime minister don’t go together,” Starmer says
Johnson refuses to withdraw a remark about Starmer backing Corbyn’s IRA position, the Labour leader says he prosecuted terrorists in his legal career
“Doing the decent thing and this prime minister don’t go together,” Starmer says
I suspect Johnson didn’t miss doing #PMQs during recess. That was incoherent, panicked stuff, typified by the bizarre IRA point. Tory MPs behind him didn’t look too comfortable. You also get the impression that the pair really don’t like each other. Wenger/Mourinho-esque disdain.
