Overview
- Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Keir Starmer exchanged heated remarks over economic strategies and the legacy of Liz Truss during Prime Minister's Questions.
- Sunak criticized Starmer for focusing on Truss's book, suggesting he should pay more attention to his deputy's tax advice amid a police investigation into Angela Rayner.
- Starmer challenged Sunak on his plans to scrap national insurance, questioning the financial implications for the NHS and state pensions.
- The session also touched on broader issues, including the economic fallout from Truss's policies, with Starmer linking her unpopularity to Sunak.
- Both leaders used the platform to assert their positions on past and current economic policies, setting the stage for further political battles.