this lead at the opposition, a former director of public prosecutions, mr speaker, spent most of his time prosecuting journalists and notjimmy savile. there s no evidence to support what mrjohnson said. and in her resignation letter, munira mirza writes. i believe it was wrong for you to imply this week that keir starmer was personally responsible for allowing jimmy savile to escape justice. there was no fair or reasonable basis for that assertion. and munira mirza s says her resignation isn tjust about the allegation. it s about what s happened since. this was the deputy prime minister on tuesday describing what happened the day before. this is the cut and thrust of parliamentary debates and exchanges. in response, munira mirza writes. this was not the usual cut and thrust of politics; it was an inappropriate and partisan reference to a horrendous case of child sex abuse. and on wednesday, the prime minister was challenged by keir starmer. now their leader stands in the house of
third of you know that it is the poorest third of people who are hurt most by these third of people who are hurt most by these energy price rises. why didn t you deploy these energy price rises. why didn t you deploy that nine billion and simply you deploy that nine billion and simply help the poorest third? if you believed in levelling up, surely that is you believed in levelling up, surely that is what you would have done. and i that is what you would have done. and i do that is what you would have done. and i dojust want that is what you would have done. and i do just want to that is what you would have done. and i dojust want to quote a couple of tines and i dojust want to quote a couple of lines from munira mirza s resignation letter. she says she beiieves resignation letter. she says she believes it was wrong for the prime mmister believes it was wrong for the prime minister this week to imply that keir starmer was personally responsible for allowing jimmy saviie re