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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots,

the spectators' daily politics broadcast.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by Katie Bulls and James Forsyth.

She's listed as first four days Prime Minister with a full government today

and she has gone to Prime Minister's questions equipped with this full cabinet.

James, what have you made of her appearance at Prime Minister's questions today?

So I thought it was a sign of how Prime Minister's questions has changed.

I think both parties will actually be quite happy with it.

With Boris Johnson and Kirstal Amit, it was very personal.

Boris Johnson very rarely answered the question.

Kirstal Amit's questions were often about Boris Johnson's character rather than anything else.

Well as today it was different.

It was, you saw, but not it's not just clearly watered between the two parties,

but the kind of ideological ocean between Starmer's Labour and Trust's Tories.

Kirstal Amit was saying, you won't do a windfall tax and this Trust was leaning into it.

No, I won't do a windfall tax.

She was ruling it out in such a way that some people are saying,

oh, she's not giving herself any wiggle room here.

I think we know that she doesn't want any wiggle room here.

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