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Tense Exchanges in the Commons as Starmer Faces Questions Over Party Unity, Immigration, and Crime – NATIONAL NEWS
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Tense Exchanges in the Commons as Starmer Faces Questions Over Party Unity, Immigration, and Crime – NATIONAL NEWS
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faced a stormy session of Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) this morning, fielding challenges from both opposition and independent MPs on issues ranging from Cabinet infighting to immigration policy, unemployment, and the death penalty. The session began with an unusually loud cheer for Sir Keir as he entered the Commons, a gesture that, in Westminster tradition, can sometimes signal political turbulence behind th…
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