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Politics Unpacked

PMQs Unpacked 19-10-2022

Politics Unpacked

Anna Covell

News & Politics, Politics, News

4.41.4K Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Matt Chorley and Red Box Editor for The Times Patrick Maguire unpack the brutal exchanges at Prime Minister's Questions, as Liz Truss struggles to save her leadership and claims she's a 'fighter not a quitter'.


Conservative MP Steve Double tells Matt that it's time for Liz Truss to consider her position after dropping most of her campaign promises. Plus columnists Alice Thomson and Robert Crampton discuss whether environmental protesters are 'tofu-eating wokerati', and why things go wrong in France too.



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0:00.0

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0:54.5

Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Cholick. Coming up on today's episode is PMQ's

1:01.3

Unpacked Patrick McGuire and I pause the action. There's a list just tries to fight for her survival.

1:06.6

We'll kill your star would be funny and how many more impressions will Patrick McGuire do

1:11.2

at your find out in just a moment. Before that, we'll have the columnist panel. But first,

1:15.6

another Tory MP is called for the five minutes to go. This is what happened when I chatted to the

1:19.4

Tory MP, Steve Dobble. Should pensions rise in line with this 10.1% inflation?

1:27.6

Yes, they should. As a party, we promised that we would do this. We would keep the triple lock.

1:34.4

I think most people understand the very particular reasons why last year that wasn't possible to do,

1:41.6

but we made a commitment then that this year, the following year, it would. And the Prime Minister

1:47.6

in her leadership election campaign made a very clear and direct promise that she would retain

1:53.2

the triple lock. So I think we need to keep our promises and ensure prices,

1:57.6

pensions do rise in line with prices. I don't mean to be rude, Steve, but you're not being a

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