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Does the PM accept the Casey review in full? (SKY NEWS) The Labour leader begins with a tribute to PC Keith Palmer, who was killed by a terrorist in Westminster six years ago. Sir Keir Starmer segues to asking Rishi Sunak if he accepts the findings of the Casey review into the Metropolitan Police. Mr Sunak says the government will be working with the London mayor and Met commissioner to ensure culture, standards and behaviour all improve. Sir Keir says he takes Mr Sunak’s answer to mean that he does accept the report in full. He says that the government…
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PMQs – PM to be grilled about potential backbench rebellion & Boris inquiry PM Rishi Sunak will face Sir Keir Starmer in this week’s Prime Ministers Questions. The PM will likely be questioned about a possible Tory backbench rebellion as MPs vote on a key plank of his new deal with Brussels on post-Brexit trading arrangements in Northern Ireland. The Windsor Framework – which changes the way the Northern Ireland protocol works – will be voted on later today. Former PM Boris Johnon’s upcoming committee hearing this afternoon (from 2 pm) will likely be bought up in today’s PMQs as…
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