"It could get worse, but it probably can't" | PMQs Analysed | March 6th 2024
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as posted by the channelJames O’Brien and LBC’s political editor Natasha Clark analyse this week's PMQs as Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer took aim at each other once again. Starmer centred the topic of conversation around Sarah Everard and the findings of the inquiry into her killer, Wayne Couzens. The Labour Leader highlighted the manifest failure of government to address violence against women and girls and stressed that the topic deserved better than 'sneering and point scoring.'
'He was laying out his lawyerly credentials'
'It is a thing he considers to be among his greatest achievements'
'It's something he cares passionately about'
'Violence among women and girls will be a key part of their election campaign'
'Is there going to be an election in May? - I don't think so'
'Donald Trump is going to become President'
'Those in number 10 are divided about whether to wait'
'They are giving themselves more time for the economy to pick up'
'Why on earth would you do it now?'
'It could get worse but it probably can't'
'I think it can only really get better'
'We haven't heard much from Lindsay Hoyle'
'He just wants this whole thing to die down'
'Low profile Lindsay'
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