The House sits down with retiring MP Trevor Mallard for an insider's view of the tactics and strategy of Parliament, of what has changed, and what still should.
how her tax cuts are paid for. some mp5 want her to row back on some of them. others worry they may lead to spending squeezes elsewhere. but number 10 have insisted they have no plans to change direction. ione wells, bbc news. we can speak to our political correspondent, jonathan blake who is in westminster for us this morning. a lot going on right now, and the prime minister is under great pressure from those in her own party. pressure from those in her own la . ., pressure from those in her own party. she certainly is and you only had to look party. she certainly is and you only had to look at party. she certainly is and you only had to look at the party. she certainly is and you only had to look at the glum party. she certainly is and you only had to look at the glum faces - party. she certainly is and you only had to look at the glum faces of i had to look at the glum faces of conservative mp5 sitting behind liz truss at what was a painful at times session of prime ministers
It took just six minutes for the fireworks to start.Anthony Albanese, the nation’s newly installed Prime Minister, was among the last to arrive in the House of Representatives for his first grilling in Question Time.Sitting opposite him was his new sparring partner, a stony-faced Peter Dutton, the man tasked with navigating the Coalition
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