Overview
- Oliver Dowden, standing in for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, was criticized for his lackluster performance during a parliamentary session.
- Angela Rayner, Labour's deputy leader, used the session to press the government on its delayed action on no-fault evictions, affecting nearly a million families.
- Rayner also faced scrutiny over her past real estate transactions, but focused on the government's failures in housing policy.
- The government's promise to end no-fault evictions remains unfulfilled, with new amendments potentially delaying action further.
- Debate over housing and personal attacks dominated the session, overshadowing other policy discussions.