Nigel Farage

[The Future’s Blue!]

I don't know if he was there, but Hoyle read a long and quite direct statement before PMQs that MPs should be very careful that they didn't refer to the case details.

Tice was there and asked a question he thought was clever that Starmer killed with a two word reply.

‘Get fucked’?

 

[MillionMilesAway]

‘Get fucked’?

Slightly more polite.
I suspect those words might be deemed unparliamentary.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

can you explain what difference to your life this would have made were it available?

Yeah, he could be a Twitter warrior.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Wow. He was in the Commons?

What's up with him, did he have to sign a piece of paper so he could collect his pay?

Grifter NIge doing what grifters do.

I can't think of any other reason why he'd be there. Certainly not for his constituents, that's for sure.

He was sitting next to Tice who loaded the gun.

I thought it was a smart move by Hoyle. Would have been even smarter to ignore him. He gives Reform a platform every PMQs. I can't recall the greens getting the same privilege.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

He was sitting next to Twice who loaded the gun.

I thought it was a smart move by Hoyle. Would have been even smarter to ignore him. He gives Reform a platform every PMQs. I can't recall the greens getting the same privilege.

I think the questions are done on a lottery basis to some degree.

 

[TinFoilHat]

I think the questions are done on a lottery basis to some degree.

All the leaders should get a question. I cannot recall the greens being asked though?

 

[MillionMilesAway]

All the leaders should get a question. I cannot recall the greens being asked though?

All leaders would get a bit awkward - every NI party, did Alba get an MP, how to deal with independents...

After the biggest two other parties (6 and 2 questions), I think it comes from two sources - who puts their name to the question about engagements, and alternating between govt and non-govt. I assume that most weeks enough people put their name on the engagements question. The Speaker decides in the end.

 

[bluethrunthru]

All the leaders should get a question. I cannot recall the greens being asked though?

I think its rationed based upon number of MP's - there are currently 12 or 13 parties excluding Sinn Fein who don't take their seats. There are also 15 Independent MP's do they get a question each? All your suggestion means is the next issue is why don't back benchers get a question as they would be timed out by all the others - alternatively make PMQ's last from 10am to about 4pm I suppose