Summer EMQs: Where are all the great parliamentary orators?

Political Currency

Persephonica

Business, Economy, George Osborne, Westminster, Politics, News, Money, Ed Balls

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🗓️ 2 September 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Where are all the great parliamentary speakers like Gordon Brown, Robin Cook, and William Hague? Ed Balls and George Osborne reflect on fond memories within the chambers like Cook’s resignation. Will the Tory leadership contest bring in any new contenders?

Plus, what determines seating order in commons? Can live fact checking during PMQs work? What actually is a three line whip? And how risky is it to defy one?

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1:30.0	Welcome to EMQs from political currency.
1:32.0	With Ed balls and George Oswell.
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