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🚨 WATCH: Kemi Badenoch says it's "unbelievable" that Andy Burnham just suggested he won't cut benefits to fund defence Burnham: "She would make crude cuts to housing benefit. If you take £4bn out in the next few years, you will make families homeless" #PMQs
Politics UK270,261 просмотров • 11 часов назад

🚨 WATCH: Kemi Badenoch asks Andy Burnham if he's just "continuity Keir" on the issues that "really matter" Burnham: "When people are being bullied out of their homes intimidated [in Gaza], we will always stand with the underdog. That is leadership on the world stage" #PMQs
Politics UK238,900 просмотров • 11 часов назад

🚨 WATCH: Kemi Badenoch asks Andy Burnham if Chancellor John Healey was right to quit as Defence Secretary over defence spending Burnham: "I appointed him because of his strong commitment to defence - we'd do our armed forces well if we could agree on this issue more" #PMQs
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Andy Burnham slams Kemi Badenoch at #PMQs over the settler sanctions, "Leadership. Let me tell her and the whole House where Britain is showing leadership. There have been Conservative politicians at this dispatch box, Labour politicians too, for decades, who've talked about the importance of the two-state solution between Israel and Palestine." "Words from any politician about a two-state solution will be only words if it's not backed with action. And leadership is about taking action where there is injustice, where we need to correct unfairness, people being driven out of their homes, losing their homes, being intimidated in their daily lives." "I credit the Father of the House, who yesterday applauded the action that this government is taking in this difficult and dangerous world. Britain has to stand for something. Britain has to show leadership." "Britain has to stand for fairness against injustice, where people are being bullied out of their homes, intimidated. We will always stand with the underdog and take what action we can to support them." "That, Mr. Speaker, is leadership on the world stage. Britain being true to what it's always been about. That is what the British government, British people expect of us, and that is what this government will do."
Farrukh58,671 просмотров • 9 часов назад

👀 WATCH: Andy Burnham at #PMQs today. Andy’s open, warm manner makes PMQs infinitely more enjoyable to watch. He listens. He engages. He smiles. He disagrees without looking permanently furious with the person asking the question. After years of Starmer computer says no, it feels remarkably refreshing. Burnham doesn’t look as though he hates being there. He’s open, warm, occasionally amused, and actually appears to be engaging with the person opposite him rather than reciting something downloaded into his head. Even when Badenoch attacks him, he keeps inviting her to work with him. That makes PMQs feel less grim. And politically it helps him: warmth doesn’t make him look weak. When he gets to the final answer: “Britain has to stand for something” the change in register feels natural rather than rehearsed. Badenoch’s “just vibes” attack is interesting because, ironically, Burnham’s manner may be one of his political strengths. People don’t only judge whether a PM can win an argument; they judge whether they feel comfortable with that person running the country.
Liz Webster42,826 просмотров • 9 часов назад

Kemi Badenoch asks the PM how he plans to fund the country's defence when the benefit bill is set to rise The PM says he plans to do it "the Labour way" by building more council houses, investing in mental health services and youth employment and training #PMQs:
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