The Commons erupted into laughter on Wednesday after a senior Tory claimed their party was “getting stronger”, despite yet another Reform UK defection. MPs could barely contain themselves at PMQs ...

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Chaos erupted in the Commons today as Lee Anderson grilled David Lammy over the pubs row engulfing Labour at Deputy Prime Minister's Questions. Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle was forced to intervene as ...

But deputy prime minister David Lammy – who replaced Keir Starmer for the Commons clash – said “he’s not going to get this gig again” after his disastrous performance. Suella Braverman became the ...

12:26, Wed, Jan 28, 2026 Updated: 12:54, Wed, Jan 28, 2026 Andrew Griffith has taken aim at Labour for failing to have a "backbone" in a Commons clash. The Shadow Secretary of State went head-to-head ...

Prime minister’s questions: a shouty, jeery, very occasionally useful advert for British politics. Here’s what you need to know from the latest session in POLITICO’s weekly run-through. What they ...

“He’s not going to get this gig again, let’s face it,” Lammy jeered By Rachel Cunliffe PMQs is always a bit slapdash when the Prime Minister is away and we get the war of the deputies instead, but ...

Keir Starmer has accused Donald Trump of pressuring him over Greenland by attacking the Chagos deal - which the US President had previously welcomed. The Prime Minister faced MPs at his first Prime ...

Islands that are thousands of miles apart dominated Prime Minister's Questions in London. Here's a recap of the session: That's all for our live Commons coverage - in Davos, President Trump is about ...