Badenoch ducks massive Afghan data leaks – politico

Back to the questions: Badenoch, perhaps aware that the prime minister would throw the incident directly into the face, instead steps through to familiar soil by examining rigiders when the taxes increased. Starrer's answers could have been written by Chatgpt when he struck the economic mismanagement of the Tories And spoke the record of Labor about economic growth. Great originality, boys.

Much too modest: Badenoch was desperate to get a * news line, said strander and asked what the prime minister considered a “modest income” because the ministers had previously promised that working people would not see any tax increases. Starer, what you know, spoke of workers who “not get back what they deserve”. The failure to completely rule out tax increases will be little comfort for these people.

Roll up the sleeves: The Tory leader has dismissed accusations of being unpatriotic and explained: “I'm not talking the country, I'm talking him down.” Next in your Scattergun fire line: Will the self-employed feel the pinch? Starer revolved around the tables by saying that self-employed people “suffered from her clock” during Covid-19 “and claimed” the employment rate had increased and inactivity decreased. ” So that's all right.

Help the age: After her unbroken success (editors: Please check it) to get clarity from the Prime Minister, Badenoch speculated about possible changes to the taxation of pension contributions that Chancellor Rachel Reeves could give an additional DOSH. “It's okay for the Prime Minister,” the Tory leader teased. “He has his own special law to prevent his personal pension from being taxed.” Starer, no prices for guessing, only explained that the government would now not write a budget. Let these headlines write.

Flee to the beaches: Sometimes there was a subdued energy in the chamber because the deputies desperately wanted to escape to Westminster. The Tory leader warned that the worst will come after the first year in the power of Labous, while the prime minister received a cheer of his backgrounds about the party's success. “We're just starting,” he rounded off. Bracket for Impact!

Helpful Backbench intervention of the week: The MP from Burton and Uttxeter, Jacob Collier, welcomed Labor's warm homes discount and gave the prime minister to explain the privilege of how this will help families. Starrer could not have had a bigger smile on his face because he did exactly that. Collier's climb The ministerial leader continues seriously.

Completely unscientific results on the doors: Shaker 8/10. Bathing 5/10. The refusal of the Tory Leader, the Afghan data leak – to mention the great history of the week – was shocking because there are many unanswered questions. Feibsul Starrer would make the data disaster politically, she decided on domestic topics – but failed to come somewhere or to escape her party in power. Numerous economic challenges for the Prime Minister remain, but he shook down Badenoch's Tirade and took the last PMQS gold medal of this term.