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'Labour want to turn their fire on Reform' | PMQs Analysed | February 5th 2025
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8:42Now PlayingLewis Goodall and LBC’s Political Editor, Natasha Clark, analyse the week’s PMQs as Sir Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch went head to head on a number of issues, including the Chagos Islands and Trump’s comments regarding Gaza.
'She started on Chagos and then veered over to oil and gas.'
‘She absolutely let a goal in from Keir Starmer there by not hitting back.'
’Starmer was able to side step it effectively.’
‘There was an odd moment where they were talking across each other.’
‘I think she’s right that oil and gas will become a bigger political issue.’
‘They clearly have planted that question with a friendly backbencher to press Farage on the NHS.’
‘You’ve got this rival PMQs happening before our eyes.’
‘It’s quite clear that the Labour Party want to turn their fire on Reform.’
‘Starmer did put some distance between himself and the White House.’
‘They do not want to say they disagree with Donald Trump.’
‘We have not quite got to that stage where Number 10 Downing Street can say they feel Donald Trump is wrong yet.’
‘I think it was a draw today.’
‘It felt like they were both getting into it.’
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