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Hello, I'm Sean Curran, and this is yesterday in Parliament from BBC Radio 4.

One week on from the budget, the way the Chancellor handled the whole event was still the number one issue at Prime Minister's questions on Wednesday the 3rd of December.

The Conservative leader, Kemi Badock, said Rachel Reeves should be sacked, if not prosecuted.

Sekeir Stama told the Tory leader she was losing the plot.

Sekeir Stama and Rachel Reeves arrived at Prime Minister's questions together.

A week ago, the Prime Minister had been a spectator in the Commons, as the Chancellor was

challenged by Kemi Badenock in the immediate aftermath of the budget. Now it was the turn of

Rachel Reeves to look on, as Kirstama faced the Conservative leader for the first time since that

statement. A change of cast, but not of subject. Does the Prime Minister believe that when an

organisation descends into total shambles, the person at the top should resign?

Rachel Reeves and other ministers threw the jibe back at Kemi Beidinoch

and pointed at the Conservative benches as the Prime Minister placed his folder on the dispatch box.

I was very proud to lead this party at the budget last week where the Chancellor set out

that we would protect the NHS, which we've done in the budget,

create the conditions for economic stability, not repeating the mistake of austerity, and bearing down on the cost

of living by taking £150 of energy bills. We're fixing the mess that they left, and I'm very

proud to be doing so. Rachel Reeves nodded in agreement,

but Kemi Bade Knox at the Prime Minister

liked to blame everyone except himself.

We now know that the head of the OBR

was forced out for telling the truth

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