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Today, Kirstam has faced Boris Johnson at Prime Minister's I'm Katie Bors and I'm joined by James Fyceph and Issaver Hardman.

Today, Kirstam has faced Boris Johnson at Prime Minister's questions.

Isabel talk us through his two methods of attack.

So first he talked about the mirror front page story that last year during lockdown restrictions,

there was a party that the Prime Minister had in Downing Street that, according to the mirror, broke the rules.

Downing Street, say no rules were broken, but hasn't denied that there was a party.

So Keir Stama led on that and basically accused the Prime Minister of having one rule for the public and then not caring about the rules for himself.

Then he moved on to the government's 40 new hospitals programme,

which I think all of us have probably had conversations with Tory MPs

where they've laughed about the idea of it being 40 new hospitals because it isn't.

And Kirstama didn't actually lead on that particular point.

He led on the fact that this has been given a red flag by the Treasury and Cabinet Office

because it's currently as a programme undeliverable.

And Boris Johnson denied that, whereas the treasurer and cabinet office haven't,

so Kirstama pinned him down a little bit on that. And then he moved on to saying,

until now, I thought I knew what a hospital was. But aha, here's a leaked document that admits

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