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'There’s never going to be a trade deal' | PMQs Analysed | January 22nd 2025
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9:13Now PlayingJames O’Brien and LBC’s Political Editor, Natasha Clark, dissect this week's PMQs as Sir Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch went head-to-head on a number of issues, including the governments education bill.
"That made Kemi Badenoch look a bit small."
"Ed Davey could easily use Brexit and social care to keep bashing the Conservative Party and Labour over the head for the next four years."
"There’s not going to be a trade deal, whoever is in Downing Street and whoever is in the White House."
"There’s no interest in it for the US because the balance of trade is so hugely skewed in their favour anyway."
"The Conservatives have done as much as they can with their sector-by-sector deals."
"Memorandums of understanding, weren’t they? The ones that Kemi Badenoch signed, which did absolutely nothing and changed not a single jot of our trading relationship with America."
"Well done, galaxy brain."
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