Politics Live: U-turn accused of chaos on winter fuel

The Independent political correspondent Archie Michel Report:

An unusually furious PMQS has asked with the conservatives that “Is there any less that will not be drowned?”.

The Prime Minister, after reading a social media post from the Russian Embassy, ​​praised Kemi Badenoch, a conservative party spokesperson said it was a “really amazing” moment.

The spokesperson accused him of “reading a tweet written in Kremlin, designed to divide the Western alliance on Ukraine”.

Toris said: “Is there any less, for which Kir Stmper will not be drowned to distract its political problems?

“This was the first time a labor leader had repeated the Kremlin campaign in Parliament since Jeremy Corbin and Salisbury poison.”

Earlier, the Chancellor has admitted that in the review of the government’s expenses next week, every sector will not get “whatever they want”.

Rahel Reves has been involved in the rangelles with cabinet colleagues on the departmental budget and said his self-stunned “fiscal rules” were “non-conversions”.

The Chancellor said that he has already unveiled the combination of tax hike and a change in the borrowing manner for investment means that £ 300 billion was available in the coming years.

But he admitted that it was not enough to meet the demands made by the ministers.

He said: “Every department will not get everything they want next week and I do not have to say for things that I want to do.”

But, he said: “This is not due to my fiscal regulations. This is the result of 14 years of our public services, our public sector and conservative malnutrition of our economy.”

He said that “there were good things that I do not say” but “The reason is that it is important to control public finance”.

The PMQs of this week is now finished.

The session began with Sir Kire Stmper, in which the government faced difficult questions on the winter fuel payment U-turn.

He also answered questions on the government’s new investment announcement for public transport in Gaza and North and Midlands.

The Independent political correspondent Archie Michel Report:

Sir Kire Stmper has attacked a member of a former Conservative Party, the newest UK MP – when he pops up when he pops up in PMQS to ban the burqa.

The Prime Minister said: “Now she is here and is safely in her place, perhaps she can tell her new party leader that her latest plan on the unaffected tax cut of £ 80 billion without any consideration without any consideration that she is going to pay is Liz Trus again?”

He said: “However, I think she was a conservative member when Liz was a Trus leader, she probably will not do.”

The Independent political editor David Madox Report:

Today, PMQ has many questions raised from Scottish Labor MPs who are directly attacking the SNP.

This is because tomorrow is an important Scottish Parliament by-election in Hamilton that some people are tagging the health indicator of Labor Government in Westminster.

While SNPs are clear favorite for winning, labor is not in another place in one constituency, which they should win easily.

Instead Nigel Faraj’s improvement is the second favorite and some believe that they can win it.

The seat is the Scottish Parliament version of Emojen Walker’s Westminster seat, the wife of Morgan McSweni, Chief of Staff of Stamor.

If the labor comes to the third tomorrow, the alarm bell is going to ring in the party, where there is already a lot of unhappiness in the direction of the government which is cutting welfare and spending more on defense.

Milli Cook Report, political correspondent of independent:

The Sir Kir Stmper once again refused to say whether his government would scrap two child profit cap, until the child’s poverty strategy is published in the autumn, it would drop the road down.

Kemi Badenoch asked him to give him a “simple answer” whether he would keep the hat or not, to which the Prime Minister replied: “I am completely firm that we will reduce hair poverty.

“This is one of the most glorious things of the previous government. That is why we have got a task force, that’s why we have got a strategy. We will determine that strategy in the appointed time. Under them, hair poverty always goes up.”

The Independent political correspondent Archie Michel Report:

The Sir Kir Stmper described Gaza’s position as “frightening and unbearable”, as a fresh ceasefire and release of Israel’s hostages.

The Prime Minister was asked by SDLP MP Claire Hannah about thousands of deaths in Gaza and “generations of ghazans surrounded by hunger and trauma”.

He asked: “When will the UK be ready for peace? When will it help to stop this massacre? It will keep the Israeli government occupied? And when will it recognize the state of Palestine?”

Sir Kir said: “He is perfect for describing it as dark days. Israel’s recent action is frightening and, in my view, reverse and unbearable, and we have strongly opposed the expansion of military operations and the expansion of settling violence and humanitarian aid.”

He said: “We will keep looking at further action along with our colleagues including sanctions. But let me be completely clear, we need to go back to a ceasefire.