PMQs: Sunak and Starmer trade blows on Rwanda, Braverman and Corbyn

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00:00 As someone who spent the last few weeks complaining about recycling bins, it is ironic that his

00:04 latest reset involves recycling the architects of 13 years of Tory failure. But this is the

00:12 Prime Minister who also reanimated the career of the Member for Fairham in order to resuscitate

00:18 his own just days after she was sacked for a national security breach. Is he ashamed

00:26 that he was so desperate to become Tory leader, so scared to face a vote, that he put someone

00:31 so totally unfit for office in charge of Britain's national security?

00:37 Now the most ridiculous, pathetic spectacle of all. His Rwanda scheme, cooked up with

00:43 his national security threat Home Secretary, has blown up. The central pillar of his Government

00:50 has crumbled beneath him. Does he want to apologise to the country for wasting £140

00:56 million of taxpayer cash and wasting his entire time in office?

01:02 >>The Prime Minister Obviously the person opposite did not hear

01:06 what I said about our approach to Rwanda, and not least when it comes to stopping the

01:10 vote. Rwanda is one part of our plan, which has already delivered a reduction in the number

01:14 of small boats this year by a third. But he talks about apologising, he talks about the

01:20 former Member not being a Labour MP now. Yes, he was not a Labour MP when he declined 15

01:26 different times to say that Hamas was a terrorist organisation this week, which is shameful,

01:31 but he was a Labour MP. Indeed, the hon. Gentleman served with him. He told the country he would

01:37 make a great Prime Minister. At that point, he described Hamas as "friends". Does

01:41 he want to apologise for that now?

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