HIGHLIGHTS: Keir Starmer rinses Rishi Sunak for shoddy Rwanda plan at PMQs 

Cheaper than them staying

🎯 He's still a 🤬t

I hope this pathetic tory performance will make those people who continue to ‘BLINDLY FOLLOW’ them, change their minds.I still keep coming across people who say they’ll vote for them next year, and that’s really worrying, EVEN after the mess they’ve made over thirteen years in power.It’s a concern.😿

@@phil2806 Phil, do the arithmetic before you embarrass yourself, just to help, Rwanda can take100 people, how much is that per head?

@@nearlythere9443 that's using tory maths 100 equals 1 million plus 😂😂 UK can attack the French for launching a hybrid war just like they say Russia is doing with Finland 😂😂

Should be MPQs at this rate with the PM asking questions. That's all it seems to Opposition Questions.

It should be called « PDDQs » - PM Dodges and Deflects Questions.

Maybe they should rename it to Prime Minister's Answers, as clearly it needs clarifying for him 😂

PMQs has always been a charade.Prime Ministers That grandstand and showboat in front of their cronies and never answer opposition questions, just spin, like they’re reading off a prepared hymn sheet.And the Speaker won’t allow heated debate...’ORDER,ORDER’ they cry.A complete waste of time.😾

Because keir didn't ask any questions and was only interested in blaming.

They would somehow pump 140 million into it, and then scrap it.

Don't hold your breath waiting for that one to get passed.

Won't ever happen, this is grandstanding, all the questions are prepared and sent to the pm prior to PMQ's. I asked my MP about this and he basically fobbed me off saying it's all done for fun and political point scoring.

may as well cancel PMQ altogether if they were to do that

The Tory backbench thugs tried to drownd out Starmers questions and the speaker did very little to stop them.

Won't until he has ripped off more money from the British people for daddy in law.

Just making money for his wife with contacts

India trade deal is his main aim right now@@Ian-mj4pt

They are waiting to be shafted at the next election, and if the new administration do not look at electoral reform in the same light as the public smoking ban, and the mimimum wage which were all apparently bad ideas, but were definitely not, then something is wrong.

yaaawn, doesnt make it any less true !@christate3197

It's a shame the deputy speaker didn't stop proceedings to call it out

LOL

​@@alasdairduncan3she couldn't because she's more useless than Speaker Hoyle....what utter chaos!

And you can see why the Tories put in Liz Truss (who was absolutely awful) Instead of Sunak.He just isn’t a leader.Weak,indecisive,letting rogue ministers get away with appalling comments (Cleverly,Anderson,Keegan,Braverman),obsessed with his ‘FAILING’ Rwanda policy.An UNELECTED leader who’s looking like he’s going to get one of the biggest beatings in General Election history next year.

Absolute other way around, you can see Rishi know's his stuff and speaks more naturally, observe Keir's speah, very levelled and layered with stats he doesn't even understand, has alernate answers scribbled down for any answer Rishi gives. The guy Keir is bat sh*T poor

They're clowns

​@mokhan8146 and the other clowns voted for them 😂

@@bagaurabhooth Have to agree

You have to understand your current government Parliament was designed for Victorian Britain in the 18th century were an MP was seen as a part-time job and they dealt with a teeny tiny budgets that really did not affect a whole lot of people thorough out the Kingdoms. Back then a lot of decision making was done a local level by the Mayors. Fast forward to 2023 and now you the British Parliament has consolidate a lot of its power and decision at the Parliament now, but you have not reformed itself, it still functions like a Victorian age Parliament.

More sense in a children's classroom

745,000 this year coming to one of the most densely populated countries in the world.

Yeah I agree to a certain degree. As long as an individual has some skills to contribute to society and the most obvious, no criminal record

​@@denzel270we're not even nearly one of the most densely populated countries

​​@@denzel270 Immigrants contribute £5.2 billion in revenue to the HMRC, thats 3% more than they take out. If the Home Office adaquately funded processing of immigration, then there wouldn't be such a backlog of immigrants awaiting to be processed and put into hotels while awaiting status. Until they are processed, then they can't be judged illegal under international law. It was alright for Ukrainians to come here under international law (Ukrainians look like us), but not other countries immigrants if they aren't white. You're racism knows no bounds.

Like the Palestinians are doing to the Jewish people right now we all know Labour have some anti-semites in their party

It's only GETTING embarrassing?

@@GarfieldtheDestroyer you can read well done.

His words "stopping the cycle of tragedy" sound like a cry for help don't they?

@@Philljag My point is that it is already far past the point of getting embarrassing

Labour are just as bad,they would just let them all stay

User: yes, it sickens me too that they are doing nothing for the people they are supposed to protect ... 😢 They don't see any of it, cos they live in their Ivory Towers

Something has to be DONE. This is a disgrace

totally agree laughing and joking at our expense and that is both sides of the house, we really need a radical reform of our electoral system

​@@joline2730 Might be Ivory Towers, but the Tories behave like Fawlty Towers.😂😂😂.

​@@j8kkbonly one of these parties have been in power for the last 13 years. Bot.

But do we think shuffling them will accomplish anything? we've gone from Cruella Braveman to James Cleverly who also anti-immigration

don’t worry my dear friend…we can enjoy the nice slow build up over xmas and then come january 2024…we will then be on the final straight and see the elections finally just up ahead and some huge celebrations for a new beginning and a great future for our lovely country

@@karimkekhia4369 That will not happen, they are all the same.

Give me a break - are you really that naive. You honestly believe that a new government will be the start of some utopia.? I applaud your optimism but I fear you’ll be back on here in another 8-10 years making the same comments

​@@MrH1905No utopia but anything is better than this shower of shit....it'll take.more.than 5 years to undo the damage these tosspots have inflicted on the country. By all means tell me your great plan, I'm all ears!

And he doesn't do the same. Starmer is an absolute moron. Easy to criticize everything. But he hasn't got a plan, apart from tax the workers and give handouts to those that don't want to work typical labor

Because Stammer fought for human rights, he ensured that illegal immigrants get benefits as soon as they enter the country, not as the then Labour Government wanted, when they get asylum. This is why we have so many people crossing the waters. They are guaranteed benefits as soon as they enter the country. Thanks Kier.

@@denzel270 So do the asylum seekers in France, Germany etc. They actually give them more than what we do, so explain that to me…

If I were Starmer I'd just challenge the worm to say the same thing outside of Parliament where slander laws apply.

It's because they need to turn his record as queen's Council against him because its exactly the type of charachter that appeals to soft tories.

@jusgoody - it won't anyway because you have to have arrived here by boat to be eligible to get deported to Rwanda.

It wont deter anyone..least of all the smugglers

@@honeychurchgipsy6 yep and don’t forget the refugees from Rwanda that we have to take in and the ones that will return if they do crimes at the “Hotel Rwanda”. It’s practically a holiday where your return is guaranteed back to the UK.

@@4thegood - yep! I heard that Dominic Cummins said on X that the Rwandan policy was never supposed to be real - it was always a sham policy designed to make idiots think the government was doing something. I don't necessarily have a problem with refugees/asylum seekers being taken to another country - as long as they are safe and will have the chance for a new life - but Rwanda is clearly not safe.

I can see it now.... we send 100 people to Rwanda, they send 2000 to us.

Unfortunately it's an emotive issue and the Tories and their sycophantic press play on it. They know it gets the readers fired up and it's an effective distraction from the real issues.

They know in the grand scheme of things that it’s the lowest common denominator that gets the simple minded up in arms. And in the grand scheme of things immigration is a dead cat issue for a multitude of reasons, while they fleece the U.K. public of their money and services

Meanwhile starmer wants racists to love him so wants to keep attacking with it while at the same time not call it for what it is. Or have a real plan of his own.

"gets readers fired up". Try living near a hotel full of young men. They are ruining the middle class town I spend a fortune on affording to live in. They frequently have numerous police cars attending the hotel they are staying in free of charge (free to them, but not to me as a tax-payer). They harass the women here, and I personally know of a number of young women who now won't go out alone at night as they no longer feel safe. These people do not share our values, do not wish to assimilate, do not behave with any sense of decency. They wear designer clothes, all seem to have an iphone, and generally stink of weed. All on a few pounds a week 'spending money'. For the record I do not read ANY newspaper, but I also don't watch the left-wing rhetoric espoused by the BBC and the rest of the MSM who are taking us all for fools. @@anthonysmith8800

@@Shrike-Valeo nonsense!

it's like hes asking the speaker to side with him cos he's losing an argument, he's an overgrown schoolboy!

Literally misgendered her 3 times in the space of 10 minutes. He’s a joke. “A man is a man and a woman is a woman. That’s just common sense.” Clearly not in the HoC! 🤣

Rishi Sunak is the third Tory Prime Minister Starmer has faced off against in PMQ's and he might end up facing a 4th before the next general election.

Or economic migrants which most of them are.

Yes let's take in the while of Africa because there's millions more in the same boat and in 10 years walking down the street will look like Nairobi, invite the third world become the third world.

​@@denzel270 Here you go again. People from Ukraine( Eastern Europe) are 'economic migrants' are they. Well, silly me. I thought it was because Russia was bombing the 💩 out of their country.

seems you kinow everything without any proof, get some facts or better shut up !@@denzel270

I agree with you in 100% they have some problem to white people from Europe we see everything

It's not!, but the rascist element of the tory base they are desperate to retain (who are, shall we say, 'quite dim') will love it. Despite it doing nothing, and being practically such a miniscule issue compared to the utter shambolic job they have done on 'actual important issue'. Resulting in our country's relegation to basket-case status. But wait, if we vote for them next election, they will fix it right!?, what have they been doing the past 14 years?. They can't keep using the financial crisis/covid-19 excuse.

1 million per refugee 🤔🙃

For as worthless as they seem to view the refugees, they sure go to a lot of effort to spend time and money on them, hypocrites

Beats me.

Conservative policy in a nutshell: "out of sight, out of mind"

To be fair, he has been surprisingly hilarious in the past few PMQs, and I’m not a fan at all.

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

100%! They just make personal jibes and don't remotely address the oppositions argument.

First time?

She looks so depressed. Not surprising listening to this every day.

Her face has been thunderous for a while.

every nweek she looks like a overworked housewife whos lost interest in her marraige......surprised she hasnt crossed the house tbh!

@@johnsartmaterialguidestuto7757lol

Maybe she should 'Stand up and Fight'? ;)

There's a reason why they're sending a few hundred and it's because the plan is apparently going to cost $180K per person.

What's he going to do? Open the doors wide as the last Labour Government did?

@@denzel270 let me just point out that immigration has tripled. It's higher than it was under the last Labour government, when freedom of movement was in place.

​@@denzel270 Are you just here in the comments to troll andd wind people up because you have not said anything constructive in any of the comments you have left.

on purpose obviously

He is Indian leave him alone!

Destroying the NHS, destroying the economy, repealing human rights legislation, taking away their ability to travel to work or retire abroad, introducing policies that literally killed people during the pandemic... Yeah Rishi is definitely on the side of the British people.

At this point I think he knows he's toast, and is just going scorched earth to make it worse for the people here, and a bigger mess to fix for labour.

Like the one we had while INSIDE the EU ? Brexit was an answer to a question that didn't exist

They can't manage to convince France to a returns agreement. Which was there if BoJo had worked it in... ahh those were the days. Sex, Drink, and crappy agreements.

If they had actually wanted to, they could have achieved this. The whole truth is that they never, ever wanted to reduce the numbers. It has been much more useful for them to avoid sending anyone anywhere to keep the sheeple angry.

They could just send them back but choose not too.

​@leehenry5764 no, they can't. They can't be sent back to France because ironically that would be illegal migration and they can't be sent to their country of origin unless its officially a safe country.

me too but sadly a lot of the tory thickaraty are racist bigoted scum who sadly haven't had any thing to have to complain about so far...one day they will, karma will be kind!

Legal immigration also includes international students coming to study in renowned UK universities; it’s hard to imagine many people objecting to, for example, an American coming over to study at Cambridge. The immigration discussion is what it always has been: a smokescreen for xenophobia

I know an Airline pilot British who's American wife a qualified Doctor ( specialised in Alzheimers I think ) The Home office REFUSED her application dispite having already being hired by a hospital in the midlands. Eventually the Pilot trsnsfered to Belfast and his wife was hired by the Irish health board and they live near the border in the Republic of Ireland.

@@roycebracketTHANK YOU. You sir, should speak in the commons !

@@roycebracketyeah it’s crazy, I recall reading about it and like (ball park) 2/3rds of our immigrants each year are here to study, and end up going back to their home countries afterwards anyway, so it’s not really reflective of any issue at all… Not to mention that the people moaning about it probably have less issue with people fleeing Hong Kong and Ukraine coming to the UK.

Andrew: it IS correct ... we've known about this for a long time and I'm just surprised it's not all been brought up before - perhaps even KS has only just read it ... 😢

Yes, brexiteers seem to think that now we've left the EU Britain is no longer 21 miles from the European continent and we should have nothing to do with our neighbours.

Fog in channel Europe cut off 😂😂

or his shit government!

She should certainly have stepped in to remind Sunak that he's not the one asking the questions.

The speaker is not much better 😅 both speaker and deputy are poor beyond belief !

@@gomezthechimp1116 Just like the 2016 debate between Hillary and that Emporer Cheeto

She is a he according to the prime minister 😂 be careful!!

torys are the joke

You’ve got Labour attacking the Tories from the right on immigration, jokes about football and a wall of noise from grownup children. This country is beyond repair

@@crayontom9687 vote labour

​@@ozzie2612 A Sick Joke At That.

always the way... the actual problems of the country continue to fester, but the political leaders are all too busy shrieking about foreign scapegoats.

@@michaelcoward1902 yes . torys out

@@michaelcoward1902 - actually this Rwanda scam is extremely important and needs to be highlighted because it shows the Tories up for what they are: lying, scheming c@@ts who couldn't care less about the rule of law. BoJo proved he had no respect for the law or tradition when he prorogued parliament and lied to the Queen, and Sunak is taking this even further by asserting that, if we don't like the ruling we'll simply ignore it.

They were discussed a few weeks ago, you clearly don't watch often. Kier uses all of his questions on one topic so that Rishi can't give some nonsense and move on. It's the best strategy.

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Rising inequality has been caused by policies designed to enrich few at the expense of the many. From the early 80s economic gains we’ve been making as a society have been increasingly focused on enriching a small %, before then gains were shared more broadly across society. Hard working families in the U.K. are thousands of pounds poorer than they should be because of the greed of the few. Wealth and power accumulation are self-perpetuating, and are addressed only by paying workers better, taxing the richest to pay for better services for all to tackle inequality.

i invested my welfare payment and now im a ceo in a mickey mouse investment company a meteoric rise to the top look out Trumpy

Just pandering to the right wingers, gotta get them votes from somewhere.

ORDERAAAAAAAAAAAAAh lol

It's all a pantomime, to deflect from the real issues while their mates fill their pockets and within 5 years of leaving power be off living abroad somewhere, while the uk is being laughed at by the rest of the world.

This is just PMQ, a chance to play to the cameras. If you've ever watched any actual live politic discussion, you'll realise just how different this little snippet is to the standard day of business.

Yeh but Liz fcking Truss was this mobs second choice, and Boris bloody Johnson was first.

They've already stated their policy to do just that: Increase minimum skilled migrants income that they need to earn to work in the UK to 38,000, and stop dependents coming over with migrants.

​@@gomezthechimp1116 That puts the final nail in the coffin of the NHS. The NHS relied on overseas workers to stop it from collapsing.

US pressure would be such that they wouldn't dare leave the GFA. US is the guarantor of the agreement.

No they never

all the torys have left

​@@ozzie261271 years on Planet earth. And to be honest its all any of them have left.

Tories had nothing ont he first place.

@@barbarahalkyard1901 torys out