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Is being Prime Minister "TOO BIG" for Rishi Sunak? | PMQs highlights | New Statesman
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3:51Now PlayingKeir Starmer accuses Rishi Sunak of being “hopelessly weak” in this week's Prime Ministers Questions (PMQs)
This video features highlights from PMQs, including Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak clashing over probation services and Nadim Zahawi’s taxes.
After this the leader of the SNP in the House of Commons, Stephen Flynn, asked the Prime Minister for financial advice, relating to Boris Johnson’s alleged relationship with Richard Sharp, the chairman of the BBC, tax havens in Gibraltar and Rishi Sunak’s wife’s own non-dom tax status.
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