Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) are a weekly event where the prime minister answers questions from Members of Parliament (MPs). It typically takes place every Wednesday when Parliament is in ...

The prime minister's response to questions from members of Parliament in the House of Commons. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer fields questions from members of the House of Commons during the ...

That's your lot from Prime Minister's Questions for another week. There is no PMQs next week, as MPs are in recess. Here is a quick recap of what happened today, to tide you over: ...

British Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner takes questions in parliament [This post contains video, click to play] Source: ...

The Prime Minister fields questions from various Members of Parliament, sometimes lasting longer than an hour. The questions are unpredictable, so the Prime Minister must prepare for anything.

Prime Minister’s Questions The Prime Minister comes to the House of Commons at noon every Wednesday when Parliament is sitting and answers questions from back-benchers and opposition leaders. Unlike ...

Thirteen of those questions on health were about NHS waiting lists. The prime minister made cutting waiting lists one of his priorities at the start of last year, but waits for non-emergency ...

British Prime Minister Theresa May answered questions from parliamentary colleagues, including Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Boris Johnson says people should "not get their hopes up too soon” about when they will be vaccinated ...

Initially, it was an informal arrangement where the prime minister would answer ad hoc questions from MPs. Regularisation : During the premiership of Harold Wilson in the late 1960s, PMQs became a ...

That's your lot from Prime Minister's Questions for another week. There is no PMQs next week, as MPs are in recess. Here is a quick recap of what happened today, to tide you over: Sir Keir Starmer ...

Prime minister's questions or "PMQs" is a high point of the parliamentary week. Each week on Wednesday afternoon the prime minister must come to the House of Commons to answer oral questions for half ...