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This is Pet H's Daily Politics Podcast.

This is Katie Balls and we're broadcasting from the roof of Parliament so you may be

getting some light background music.

I'm joined by Isabel Hardman and James Forsyfe.

Now, we've just heard from Boris Johnson and his first Prime Minister's

questions of the new term. And Isabel, at the weekend, I think one would have hazarded a guess

that we're heading to a situation where you would have had angry PMQs, given the fact that

there are many briefings about the unease over his social care plan. What do we get instead?

I mean, firstly, I should say that it was the first PMQ's back without COVID restrictions

in the House of Commons, which made a big difference as well. So there was, there was an

atmosphere there. And had there been a lot of fallout from this social care reform proposal,

then it would have been quite a thick atmosphere,

whereas actually it was a reasonably upbeat atmosphere, quite a tribal atmosphere, I'd say,

from the Conservative benches. You had them cheering on Boris Johnson as he was answering

Kirstama's questions. You had them at the end, shouting more once Kirstama had finished his

exchanges with Boris Johnson.

And they were in largely a supportive mood of the Prime Minister,

which I think is still a surprise, even given, as you both discussed on yesterday's podcast,

given the supportive or not critical tone of the Commons yesterday,

it was still surprising, I think,

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