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38:01Now PlayingJoin us live from the House of Commons for Prime Minister’s Questions, where Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner takes questions on behalf of the government, facing off against Conservative Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride in what’s expected to be a highly charged session.
At the centre of today’s debate is a brewing Labour backbench rebellion over the government’s plans to slash £5 billion from the benefits system — a move that has sparked outrage among trade unions, welfare organisations, and several Labour MPs. With cracks beginning to show within the party, Rayner will be pressed hard on whether the government can truly stand by its promise to tackle poverty while enacting sweeping welfare cuts.
Also dominating the chamber is the Prime Minister’s return from the NATO summit, where tensions continue to escalate following Donald Trump’s recent attacks on both Iran and Israel for their conduct in the region. MPs are expected to push for clarity on the UK’s stance — particularly on future military involvement and the government’s commitment to international law amid fears of wider conflict.
As foreign policy uncertainty collides with domestic unrest, today’s PMQs promises pointed exchanges, party infighting, and high-stakes political messaging — all playing out live.
Whether you're following the internal Labour divide, the UK's role on the world stage, or the ongoing fallout from Trump’s rhetoric, this is an essential moment in British politics.
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