Prime Minister’s Questions

N/A - 2023•2 seasons•20 episodes•Unknown runtime•

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Questions to the Prime Minister. Held weekly since 1961, Prime Minister's Questions, also referred to as PMQs, gives Members of the British Parliament a chance to question the Prime Minister in the House of Commons. PMQs takes place at midday every Wednesday at the Palace of Westminster when the House of Commons is sitting.

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Main Cast

Rishi Sunak

Keir Starmer

Keywords

british politicsbritish prime ministermember of parliament

Did You Know?

The series spans 2 seasons with 20 episodes in total (avg. 10 per season).

The show is currently in production with new episodes still being made.

Originally aired on BBC Parliament.

Prime Minister’s Questions

N/A - 2023•2 seasons•20 episodes•Unknown runtime•

★0.0(0 ratings)

NewsTalk

Overview

Watchlist

Main Cast

Rishi Sunak

Keir Starmer

Keywords

british politicsbritish prime ministermember of parliament

Did You Know?

The series spans 2 seasons with 20 episodes in total (avg. 10 per season).

The show is currently in production with new episodes still being made.

Originally aired on BBC Parliament.

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TV Show Facts

Original Name:

Prime Minister’s Questions

Status:

Returning Series

In Production:

Yes

Age Rating:

Language:

English

Country of Origin:

United Kingdom, United States of America

First Episode:

Invalid Date

Last Episode:

6/14/2023

Networks:

Production Companies:

BBC Parliament

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Prime Minister’s Questions

Overview

Main Cast

Rishi Sunak

Keir Starmer

Keywords

Did You Know?

Prime Minister’s Questions

Overview

Main Cast

Rishi Sunak

Keir Starmer

Keywords

Did You Know?

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Seasons

Season 31

2023

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