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3:14Now PlayingRishi Sunak's Tory Party is "addicted" to sleaze and scandal, says Keir Starmer.
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This video features highlights from PMQs, including Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak clashing over the economy and allegations of bullying against Dominic Raab.
In today's PMQs Keir Starmer targeted Nadhim Zahawi and Dominic Raab. Zahawi was recently removed from Cabinet after being found to have breached the ministerial code over his tax affairs. Keir Starmer argued that Rishi Sunak was "too weak" to deal with bullying in the Tory Party, pointing out the "24 allegations" against Dominic Raab.
Stephen Flynn, the leader of the SNP in the House of Commons, used his questions to focus on the economy and Brexit, asking: " as the Brexit ship sinks" can Rishi Sunak "blame those Scots who want to jump aboard the independence lifeboat."
And finally, Ian Blackford accused the Tory party of only being good at "pushing people into poverty."
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