11 October 2026

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PMQs verdict: Keir Starmer can’t lose as long as Rwanda plan looms

Once a week at Prime Minister’s Questions, the Parliamentary Conservative Party piles into the House of Commons chamber to cheer on Rishi Sunak and jeer his lawyerly opponent. But after thirty minutes of paper-waving and near-constant chuntering, they return to their Westminster offices where they readjust their focuses and begin plotting against the real enemy: […]

PM will look ‘hopeless’ if Rwanda bill passes and fails, says Jacob Rees-Mogg

Rees-Mogg acknowledges backbench inflation concerns over Sunak's spending

Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has warned the prime minister he will look “hopeless” if the Government’s Rwanda bill fails to result in migrant deportation flights finally taking off. Speaking on his GB News show last night, the former cabinet minister argued the Rishi Sunak could not afford to fail on the issue again.  He said: “Passing […]

PMQs verdict: Keir Starmer steals Sunak’s ‘flip flop’ attacks

The first question at PMQs today did not come from some lucky MP listed on the order paper — rather, it emanated from a chorus of Conservative backbenchers who collectively queried: “Where is Ed Davey?”. The Liberal Democrat chief, under intense pressure over his role in the Post Office scandal, was absent from his usual […]

How much of a threat to Rishi Sunak are his ‘green Tory’ rebels?

Parliament is expected to vote today on the government’s flagship bill to guarantee oil and gas licensing rounds in the North Sea.  The Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill, which would require the regulator to hold annual licensing rounds for North Sea drilling for oil and gas if passed, previously formed the centrepiece of Rishi Sunak’s first […]

Week-in-Review: How Rishi Sunak lost control of the election narrative

Incumbency advantage is a very real thing in UK politics. When asked to select who they want as prime minister — either the incumbent or the Leader of the Opposition — Britons tend to lump in, perhaps logically, with the then-PM. In fact, only once since Rishi Sunak turned 18 years old has an opposition party turfed out […]

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