In Parliament

Kemi Badenoch: The Prime Minister has nothing to offer but platitudes. The fact is that the Government do not know what they are doing.

Kemi Badenoch: The Prime Minister can plant as many questions as he likes with his Back Benchers, but at the end of the day I am the one he

Kemi Badenoch: I can pre-prepare my questions, but the Prime Minister needs to answer from his mind.

Kemi Badenoch: I think the House will have heard that the Prime Minister could neither confirm nor deny whether the cap on council tax was b

Kemi Badenoch: I am not against any of those things—[Hon. Members: “Ah!”] Of course not; none of us is against any of those things.

Kemi Badenoch: The Prime Minister has repeated that number because he has probably not listened to the Labour-run Local Government Associati

Kemi Badenoch: Even the Prime Minister must admit that Labour fiddled the fiscal rules.

Kemi Badenoch: I can pre-prepare my questions, but the Prime Minister needs to answer from his mind.

Kemi Badenoch: I think the House will have heard that the Prime Minister could neither confirm nor deny whether the cap on council tax was b

Kemi Badenoch: The Prime Minister can plant as many questions as he likes with his Back Benchers, but at the end of the day I am the one he