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PMQs watch-along with Zack Polanski | PoliticsJOE Podcast

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Join us for a live watchalong of Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) with newly crowned leader of the Green Party, Zack Polanski. In today’s PMQs, Labour leader Keir Starmer faces tough questions on some of the most pressing issues dominating the political agenda: Angela Rayner's resignation at the end of last week, the race to take her spot as Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, the rolling strikes taking place across the London Underground network at the moment and the government's reluctance to engage with the RMT, and the continued fallout from the Epstein Files, in which Britain's US Ambassador Peter Mandelson called Epstein his best pal.

As Starmer takes on Kemi Badenoch and Prime Minister’s questions unfold, our panel will provide sharp, insightful and entertaining commentary in real time. Expect a lively mix of analysis, critique and humour as Polanski breaks down the political theatre at Westminster alongside Ed and Ava.

Whether you’re a politics junkie, a casual observer, or just looking for a space to laugh and shout at the chaos of PMQs, this watchalong has you covered. Get involved in the live chat, share your reactions, and join the conversation as PoliticsJOE takes you inside the drama of Westminster.

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Prime Ministers Questions PMQsPMQs LabourKeir StarmerAngela Rayner'sDeputy LeaderLabour PartyLondon UndergroundEpstein Files

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