PMQs is every week parliament sits, and you're right the house is often packed for it, so yes I expect we will see a full house often as we have done in the past. Budget days are busy too.

That’s because most parliamentary work is done outside of the chamber in committee.

@@barbra7562 But the Committees are often not fully attended. Perhaps there will be more present as not so many will be Directors or just not turning up for 6 months.

Not sure how efficient parliament would be debating with 652 MPs listening to one MP at a time.

Won’t see Farage again git

Of course it's not full most of the time!! Mps have work to do - in their own constituencies, on other committees. If they just sat in Parliament each and every day very little would get done!

@adrianwright8685 nobody said they should be in there everyday. But when important issues are being raised that concern the people WHO THEY WORK FOR, they couldn't be arsed...

Greatest country on the planet😂😂😂😂

Diversity of MPs shows that they do represent us

​@@Hellvellyn David Lammy???? 🤦‍♂️

@@makeitsonumberone1358 yes black people exist in the uk so black people should be in parliament too. Hope that isn’t too radical for you 🤦‍♂️

@@Hellvellynooh get you, slay kween.

You might not but those whose CVs get thrown in the bin because of their foreign names might appreciate it.

That was the case when the Tories got in too. The system will be forever broken until we have a referendum on a PR voting system

Only 18% of the votes. 40% did have a vote but abstained. The 34% is misleading. Labour landslide only represents 18% of the adult population! Democracy….. not

Not 'broken' !! It's a consequence of the 'first past the post' system which has been used since the Middle ages !

@@froggin-zp4nrhad one - status quo was preferred option - you’re welcome 🎉

Labour campaigned smart. Tories collapsed.

*_Far less interesting than any Muppet Show._*

Cameron has been moved off the front bench and has been put next to Mrs Piggy.

In the bar!

It is embarrassing, isn't it? When on earth will they update the pagendary?

@@jasminekelson4990 *pageantry

Was he in the middle then?

​@@larsbjrnson3101😂😂😂

Conservative Party corruption

Conservative Party is the most corrupt and foul.

Just like the USA

Including C4, and their left wing beliefs. Well done "Reform". Give ' em the shites.

@@ellaharvey7597 Reform Nazis already fall apart under scrutiny. Lying charlatans.

He reminds me of Lane price in mad Men.

its costing around 8 million quid per day to house them just now...... the bigger cost won't be just fiscal to the British public, apart from council housing, school places and NHS costs, it's the loss of culture and the imposition of another one.

Wtf are you two talking about?

@@mariogaeta8911 not the sharpest are you?

​@@ModernPictdo share what this famed 'British culture' is about?

@@RankinMsP the first culture that stopped the slave trade and whose taxpayers paid compensation for it til 2015...

You haven’t been paying attention then have you 🤷

Lib Dem’s can suck it and green, well they are just green

Not now - the saviour has entered the building 🎉

No. It's brilliant

ALOT

plus perks 🧱🤝💰

.....okay? would you say this if you saw a video of a room full of builders? or nhs workers?

A lot ​@@sntki8561

Good point. It is a lot of money - I think £90, 000 per annum, but out of it they need to pay their staff. In addition it is crucial that the post of MP is paid otherwise Parliament will become largely a gentleman's club full of a wealthy elite given to a natural inclination to defend the interests of that elite at the expense of everyone else, leading over time to MPs who have never known poverty or even limited means.

Not the smallest vote share if several parties are running. Go and relearn fractions and percentages and stop being a very baby

​@roseanncampbell3168 a very baby? The whole system is fixed for the 2 main parties. A Proportional representation system is fairer and reflects the actual British peoples votes. This government is a joke and many voices of this great country are going to be ignored to satisfy all the minorities.

@@roseanncampbell3168 Don't be rude!

Debbie, I am sorry that Rose Ann Campbell said mean things to you.

@@user-bk9fk2tq2z boo hoo hoo big babies can't accept that labour had a majority and Debbie the dunce can't understand percentages and fractions as most of us can. 😂😂😂😂

Because he's rich, famous, still a member of the conservative party, and very influential with in the party

I've heard enough from mogg.

Because he is the best chance of a straight answer.

@@captainchaos3053 like paying tax?

@blazzz13 Not sure I follow you. I said he was the best chance of a straight answer from the Conservative party and your talking about tax? Oh yeah I just love taxes, don't you? I hope so because we are about go get a lot of them!

bobildylan you can only dream to become like rishi you peasant

Sounds like he's going to be joining Reform, and bringing that money over!

Mogg never changed his children's nappies on his own, he had a maid to help him out.

*_They are not interested - it's our problem. Look at Andrew Bridgen's experiences._*

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There have never been enough seats in the Commons chamber for all the MPs

In the general election? I would guess he voted for Speaker, if he lives in his constituency where that was the only good option on the ballot paper. Labour and the Tories don't usually stand candidates in the speaker's seat, and this year was no exception to that convention.

You're not a very bright person are you mate?

@@j.x.x.r3645 wasn't speaking to you fella

@@c1carnage933 oh I unreservedly apologise, I'm just used to getting insults thrown at me on the internet and it looked like your comment was a reply to mine because it was directly below it. please accept my apologies & I have deleted the comment

Because he is the leader of the third most popular party by number of votes nationwide. Don’t let that get in the way of your distaste for democracy though. ;)

Because money talks

​@veritasvanburen_ He's a one dimensional one trick pony. Just like his acolytes.

Lol because he's a media darling 😂😂 not sure how many Independents got in I think it was more than 4.

​@@veritasvanburen_We vote by constituency not by number of votes that's proportional representation in countries where that's used there invariably a hung parliament which means Party's have to compromise and put Party aside impossible for any UK political Party to do they can't even agree inside their own Party! If that happened Reform would support the Tories they are Tory themselves. Not to mention they had over 100 paper candidates in this election. Paper candidates = all that's known about them is name and constituency they have no pictures don't campaign and didn't turn up for the result of the vote count.

When the Palace of Westminster was bombed by the Nazis and Churchill was given the choice of whether or not to redesign parliament to be semi-circular like many European legislatures, he chose to preserve the adversarial layout and the house too small for all its members so as to foster a more lively debate.

I just hope they will do something about islamists. Like expell, deport or exile

'off' to a good...

@@adrianwright8685 Thanks! I appreciate it when someone proofreads my comments. Though, Off? Is that right. Because the opposite is On. Shouldn't the correct grammar be of?

@@trevorevans3956On and off are opposites: you put something on or take it off. You get on the bus and then get off the bus.

And Direct Democracy, that would be nice too.

Direct democracy is a stupid idea but PR isn't.

With these socialists twerps?! Give it 2-3 years

You’ve got to be joking 😂😂😂

It has barely changed.

Only because Reform have 5 seats

and no more land theft and mudering of children in palastine

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@@techtyranny8871Labour have no mandate for continuing to pursue this ridiculous war with a nuclear superpower. How many Labour voters voted for war with Putin? 1%?

This isn’t about ukraine so stop spamming

@@Salman_Saho It was mentioned

They only rule us as much as we let them. The people hold all the power, but its almost as if theyre waiting until they dont to try to change anything

Grammar - education - try it 😂

No, MPs have work to do and should not spend all day every day sitting in the debating chamber.

That comment means nothing. Time hasn't started again.

Same crammed Nothing is done for another 8years

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@@gpw203Do tell us more oh enlightened one,

@@gerrabath 'they're all as bad as each other' which we know because we've had lots of different parties in charge over the last decade... oh wait

Sour grapes much?

Of course. You dint think they go into politics to serve the people do you?. Woudn’t that be a novel idea.

@jla3bc considering my local council are labour and have been since the last time labour was in number 10 i know EXACTLY what we are going to get. I haven't had my waste bins emptied in MONTHS due to a strike down to workplace bullying and the councils lack of trying to fix the issue. Then in typical labour fashion just before an election is due its all magically sorted only for it to start right back up right after the election. A labour mp (who wanted to be mayor) tried to close down a food bank as it was ran by an independent mp and not labour. A labour mp STOLE thousands in public money buying personal gifts while on holiday yet is still allowed to stand for labour. My council are in close to a billion debt due to their miss management of money yet blame everyone else. Yea i am sure it was the government's fault they removed speed bumps and placed new ones in (about 10ft away from the original spots) only for them to remove them and put them back in the original spot less than a month later. Or the labour mp who used public money to have a footpath built so he could walk to his mates house quicker. Or my personal experience when labour where last in power and i was a homeless teenager not long after a suicide attempt and needed help. What did my local labour council say? You're not at risk so we wont help you. Oh you have no money here is a list of b&b's you can stay at and how much they are a night. So no NOT sour grapes at all. I know what labour are really like and can tell you now things are going to get worse under labour and they will blame everyone else and the idiots will believe them. Get ready for the over spending. Get ready for companies to leave the UK. Get ready for the NHS to get worse.

@TheShrooom i have had 30 plus years of them running my local council and they are always the same so no need to give them a day or two.

Dead Nazis don't comment

Really - is that your best contribution 🙄

@@eckie4679 Did I watch the video? God no, I ain't wasting my time with that nonsense. Am I making an obvious observation? You betcha🙂

Exactly. How much more and for how long UK have to be involved in this war or any other ? When this money go to the science to help people in chronic pain and horrible diseases, including poverty ?

We need representation

Good question !!! What they do deliver ?

You could have it for free where volunteers with questionable ability and the personal funds to afford the time or people sponsored by wealthy interest groups did it and you wouldn't have to pay a penny. In return you would get a wealthy sycophantic elite with no interest in you or your issues as a constituent but hey, you'd be quids in.