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Chris, I sometimes wonder whether anyone actually cares about Prime Minister's

question time apart from us and no doubt a few newscasters.

What do you think? I think it is a fair critique, not least because it is wildly

atypical of wider goings on in Parliament, and usually it's noisy and theatrical and there's quite a lot of rehearsed lines and it is a

commentary about what else might be going on in the country or around the world but

just occasionally James it makes news in and of itself.

Yeah and today was one of those occasions wasn't it because when Kieer Stimer and Rishi Sunak

were having their exchanges something happened and before we hear that you need to know two things one the mother of the

murdered teenager Brianna Jai was visiting Parliament today Esther Jai and two Brianna who was 16 when she was

killed was transgender now both of those things are important as we'll hear this

was the moment it's a bit rich Speaker, to hear about promises from someone who's broken every

single promise he was elected on.

I think I counted almost 30 in the last year.

Pensions, planning, peerages, public sector pay, tuition fees,

child care, second referendums, defining a woman. Although in fairness that was only 99% of a U-turn the list goes on but the theme is the same

Mr Speaker it's empty words broken promises and absolutely no plan.

of all the weeks to say.

Of all the weeks to say that when Brianna's mother is in this chamber,

shame, parading as a man of integrity when he's got absolutely no responsibility.

Just before we discuss that, Chris, can you explain the 99% reference what does that mean? Yes so when

Kia Starmer was asked about this last year he said 99.9% of women haven't got a penis.

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