April 27, 2022
11:29 am
Prime Ministers Questions
Catch-up
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Starmer says Corbyn does not even have the Labour whip. He asks if Johnson will apologise to BBC journalists who have been risking their lives.
PM says he admires journalists. He says the claims about his BBC comments are without foundation.
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PM refuses to apologise to Justin Welby for criticism
Starmer says the PM attacked the archbishop of Canterbury when the PM criticised Justin Welby for not doing enough to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – will the PM apologise?
PM says he was surprised the government was attacked over its Rwanda policy. Calling Starmer “a Corbynista in a smart Islington suit.”
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‘Should be focused on Ukraine’
Starmer asks about partygate. Labour leader wants to know why the PM hasn’t resigned when other Tories who broke Covid rules including Matt Hancock all resigned.
The PM hits back saying he already addressed the party gate fines yesterday and reiterates he apologises for law-breaking.
He says Starmer should be asking about energy prices or Ukraine instead of being in a “Dr Who time wharp”
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Happy Birthday to the Queen
PM Boris Johnson starts by wishing the Queen a happy birthday for tomorrow. He says he’ll travel to India later today – he’ll meet Modi and visit British investments.
Keir Starmer joins the PM in wishing a happy birthday to the Queen.
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PMQs today -What time is PMQs? Where can I watch?
What time is PMQs?
MPs are set to quiz PM Boris Johnson for a second time at 12, like usual PMQs will start with a statement from the PM which kicks off a trade-off between the PM and the leader of the opposition Sir Keir Starmer.
PMQs usually last around 30 minutes. It’ll be the PM’s second appearance in the House of Commons for the week – having appeared last evening to address the partygate scandal.
Yesterday the PM made a scheduled apology to UK lawmakers and the public for being fined by the Met Police after their investigation concluded that gatherings held at Number 10 had broken lockdown rules.
The PM, his wife Carrie Johnson and chancellor Rishi Sunak all received fines. Others did as well but they have not been publicly named.
The Prime Minister made a brief statement to MPs in which he officially addressed the penalty.
What’s top of the agenda for PMQs this week?
We’re expecting the Partygate fines, Ukraine and the government’s controversial Rwanda asylum plan to dominate this week’s PMQs.
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