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PMQs | Starmer faces Badenoch after bruising fight to stay in No 10
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54:06Now PlayingSir Keir Starmer is facing Kemi Badenoch at PMQs this lunchtime, in what is proving to be a bruising week for the prime minister.
Speaking at a cost of living event on Tuesday lunchtime, the PM joked, "it's been a long week". Here's a recap.
On Sunday, his chief of staff resigned. Morgan McSweeney was then followed out No 10 by Starmer's director of communications Tim Allan the next day.
That led to the most perilous moment of the PM's premiership as Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar called for him to quit. But Starmer was saved when his cabinet decided to rally round.
Having steadied the ship yesterday, the PM saw it rocked again, as his former comms chief Matthew Doyle - only introduced to the Lords last month - had the Labour whip suspended for his connections with a child sex offender.
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