Let's talk to Estab McVeigh, though, because she's a former minister to the common sense,

so who better to ask about the state of plate when it comes to Keir Stama?

Esther, a very good morning to you.

Good to talk to you.

I'm going to ask your opinion as a woman here because

a lot of people have been saying to me the way that Keir Stama spoke to Kemi Badenock yesterday in PMQs

and you know, we're not snowflakes. We know that it's a rough and tumble world and all of that.

But people have said about Keir Stama, Rosie Duffield, I think, said it, and he's got a bit of a problem with women. Let's just have a look at the way he speaks

when she puts a question to him.

Over the weekend, I suggested to the Prime Minister

that he cut the aid budget,

and I am pleased that he accepted my advice.

The Speaker, it's the fastest response.

It's the fastest response I've ever had from the Prime Minister.

However, he announced £13.4 billion in additional defence spending yesterday.

This morning, his defence secretary said the uplift is only £6 billion, which is the correct figure.

Prime Minister. I'm going to have to let the leader of the opposition down gently.

She didn't feature in my thinking at all.

I was so busy over the weekend I didn't even see her proposal.

I think she's appointed herself, I think, saved her of the Western

civilisation. It's a desperate search for relevance. But, Mr. Speaker, look, if you take the numbers

for this financial year and then the numbers for the financial year 2728 that's 13.4 billion pounds increase

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