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‘Reeves ain’t going anywhere’ | PMQs Analysed | July 9th 2025

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James O’Brien and LBC’s political editor Natasha Clark reflect on Prime Minister's Questions as Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch go head to head.

‘It's not often you get a one word answer’

‘I can see why she’s trying to press him on tax’

‘He won’t talk about a wealth tax’

‘They’re keeping the wealth tax as an option’

‘That is the double-edged sword of industrial action’

‘The first year has been a win for the NHS’

‘Starmer is getting better at combatting negativity’

’The PM pulling the Liz Truss button yet again’

‘Starmer needs to move on from Truss’

‘When did the Tories stop hitting the Corbyn button?’

‘Starmer’s not really a numbers guy’

‘Reeves ain’t going anywhere anytime soon’

‘A lot of rear view mirror at PMQs’

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James OBrienNatasha ClarkPrime Minister's QuestionsKeir StarmerKemi BadenochNHS StarmerThe PMLiz Truss

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‘Reeves ain’t going anywhere’ | PMQs Analysed | July 9th 2025 · Lbc · Sentinel