It was a gloabl issue in 2008, as is the the reason for labours monumental task. Covid, and then inflation, and the narrow avoidance of hard recessions world wide are why they will have to first grow the economy before anything drastic changes. The question is will they last long enough to make a change
US guy here. It’s sooo wild how quickly the transition from one PM to another is. It’s been like 3-4 days since election? Here in the US, the election is first Tuesday in Nov. then we wait until January 20th to be sworn in. Almost 3 months, versus 3 days.
Not even three days mate, Starmer was PM the following day after he’d met the king, the ceremony is the outgoing PM meets the king to say he’s leaving closely followed by the winner and the king asks him to form a government.
@lostintranslation1957 he was without a doubt, but that aside, he meant business and was genuine and down to earth. True legend 🙌🏾 he will be sadly missed
I read that in the dark ages of etiquette and decorum, wine glasses were deliberately made to be fragile to force people around the table to take care in what they were doing. All this pomp and ceremony involved in parliament could be seen as a similar example. The UK was once a brutal, lawless land and a lot of work has gone into making us a civilisation that works. It might be seen as outdated now, but it harks back to a time where things like this were necessary to keep people orderly. The more we fall out of love with law and order, the more we fall into the manipulations of corporations and individuals that mean us harm.
The various formal exchanges are rich in symbolism, which is apt to be underappreciated. Tradition should no be valued for it's own sake, but the value of traditions is that we remember how we got here and not to take the past for granted.
I'm convinced Sunak is a genuinely good man (as good as a near billionaire can be anyway) who is unfortunately both politically inept and a bit naive. It often felt like he didn't actually mean half of what came out of his mouth as PM and I mean that as a compliment. Some of it was bizarrely cruel and insensitive. That's not his character.
@@unendingquandary Aside from trying so hard to look like the common man, Rishi is just way too out of touch to not only be a PM, but an MP too. He should just retire from politics altogether.
@@Hairymuffin2010 The Prime Minister's Salary is £172,153 annually, and he was PM for less than two years. His wife probably made that amount per month in interest! XD
Really shows what a difference good management makes, doesn't it. Now think about what effect the tories had on the public attitude... Looking forward to our renewed nation.
@@Olyfrun I'm not going to lie, I wasn't happy about this at first, and I'm not a tory voter either. I just wanted better and didn't believe labour would do it. But watching this almost brought a tear to my eye. I finally saw a little bit of hope. I really hope this does the country good.
@@codethecreator I agree. We can't control how they will end up governing but our own attitude is just as important. The last government gave us absolutely nothing to be hopeful about.
@@philipnapier3585the same old bollocks that they’re both the same is getting old now. the so called look “of mates” is because of their mutual professions, existing and former PM’s and leader of their parties. at the end of a game of football, the oppositions shake hands and it’s no different here. this is a new age of healing in our country and the ones who can’t grasp it have no choice now. come back to this comment in 5 years time and hold me to account but this country will now recover under this new labour party with Sir Kier as PM.
As a Brit I am so proud to see this constant peaceful & seamless transition of power. They can't even get it right in the USA the so-called "home of democracy".
Really? As far as opportunity, standard of living and $ incomes go, the USA remains far superior. It is refreshing to see this change of government here but don't expect our economy and lives to improve anytime soon let alone match America's.
I have no idea even where Lichfield is, never heard about it before, but when Hoyle mentioned the former MP from there as having a luscious hair, I right away knew whom he was talking about 😂
@@Lucpol1986is it? Most countries are far more mature. The uk lives in the past, but that is understandable, because present times are too ugly to look at closely.
Both the parliament in Ottawa and the provincial parliament in Victoria have the ceremony and the Usher of the Black Rod. Precedents set in these and other houses in Canada are shared with and adopted from Parliament at Westminster.
Such a great speach from Diane Abbott. She was so emotional as her hands were shaking. A truely proud moment. I'm glad that she is an MP in a majority Labour Government!
To those watching from... normal countries, yes this _is_ actually a vital and apparently serious part of our governmental procedure, not some sort of Harry Potter cosplay for a special occasion.
It’s so weird seeing farage in there, his speech started so well, it’s just not in the spirit of the event to go after former speakers like that. Plenty of time for that in the future, just read the room and have some decorum
Telling the Truth has never been popular. The whole thing is just like a pantomime! All this old fashioned language, the pantomime outfits and the whole unreality of the proceedings only increases the distance between the electorate and Westminster and they wonder why the turnout at the last election was so low.
At least in the Spanish Parliament they have enough seats for everyone to sit down on. That's not the case in the House of Commons, there's only room for around 500 to sit, but there are 650 actual MPs. In the UK, we have a natural propensity for not getting things right, this is a further example of incompetence, even though they've had decades to sort out this obvious problem of getting the number of seats to match the number of MPs.
But there will be no money for the working class , and there will be cut backs and austerity measures.His suit and hands are covered in the blood of Palestinians
Its so good to hear Mr. PRIME MINISTER. There is literal unity in diversity in the british parliament as opposed to ours here in India. The support to LGBTQ+ community and others is unparalled. We need to grow as a democracy
@@thermostance1815 exactly, but they wouldnt do that. Even if Leigh wasnt re-elected, they would find some sort of technicality to overlook Corbyn because parliament including the Speaker is now in the pocket of Labour Together
Obviously Farage is going to try and split Parliament just as he did in Maastricht, he is an anarchist but he will get continued support from the far right
It's weird how for someone who never stops talking about British values and institutions he wastes no time immediately disrespecting the speaker. As everything he does he's more interested in getting his mug on the telly than saying anything of substance
44:16 PMQS are must see t.v. from across the pond & Sir Lindsay Hoyle is a joy to watch as we do not have the same eloquence in the current Speaker of the United States House of Representatives.
All the recent tory Lords, including Cameron, Bojo's father should be booted out! It should be elected members from all walks of life not just Toffs!!!
@johncrawfordholroyd Then who would scrutinise the commons and the legislation they try to pass? They need an elected house of Lords, but it shouldn't be scrapped.
Seeing this level of mutual respect from both sides, I'm feeling a more proudly naturalised British citizen now. I truly believe that politicians have a huge role in setting great examples and standards to the whole nation simply by how they talk to each other and what language they use. Wish I could see this once in the Parliament of the country where I am from. :)
He is disrespectful of everything. He is a disrupter and a destroyer. He cares only to himself and despite his expensive education he has zero decency or good manners.
@@TheManInBlueFlames Not the point. Ed Davey shouldn't have had a go at the Opposition with his "Wastewater scandal" comment either. Not the day for it.
I don’t understand why anyone would vote for someone like him. It’s one thing to vote for a candidate because they’re gonna be different and bring change. But someone like Farage who just wanna disrupt and do whatever they want I don’t understand why people vote for them. We have several people like that in the US also . All they do is disrupt . They oppose everything for no reason at all and anytime they speak they blow hot air
The Prime Minister was respectful of the traditions of Parliament, Rishi Sunak (despite the fact I did not vote for him) has been an exemplary example of honour, reason and how democracy works in the UK. Farage came across as a smelly fart in the room that he was proud to admit to. Low brow, low class.
It’s no wonder he failed 7 times to be elected. Guy’s a specialist in failure whose biggest achievement is selling a massive lie to Britain. Who left UK politics to buddy up with Trump, until Trump got found guilty, and lo and behold, came crawling back to take control of Reform UK
Sunak - "labour have a monumental task ahead of them"
I wonder why that is Rishi!
Last time labour got in they bankrupted the country, let's hope that doesn't happen again
Let's hope labour does not bankrupt the country again after last time
@@pauldangerfield3122 that was a global issue in 2008
@@pauldangerfield3122they handled it incorrectly, but the crash was worldwide, ergo, not Labour's fault
It was a gloabl issue in 2008, as is the the reason for labours monumental task. Covid, and then inflation, and the narrow avoidance of hard recessions world wide are why they will have to first grow the economy before anything drastic changes. The question is will they last long enough to make a change
It’s so weird seeing Labour on the left and Conservative on the right, weird rishi calling Starmer prime minister
It really is..😢
since 2010
Weird, yet wonderful ;-)
So weird that u couldn't even say it correctly
@@chriswatson3464 thanks I meant starmer
It looks silly, but I have a feeling of immense respect for the sense of tradition that this displays.
This is decent. Royalty is bollocks.
Which nigel farage had to go and ruin.
Good. Without tradition everything is bland.
Continuity
with decency and respect that
@@lilme7052 An ignorant and unfounded statement.
This episode of Game of Thrones is weird.
theres alot of more black folk that in GoT
House of the dragon
Yep, very boring. Just how we like it.
House of greed
yes but it was extras in the serie
It's funny how Sunak came across as more ministerial and genuine as LOTO than he ever did as PM.
The thing he got nothing to lose now. Sadly if he ever did act like this as a prime minster, people would have voted him into office.
Its odd not to have Dennis skinner sat there insulting black rod
Dodgy Dave knows something about it
The way he shouted black rod I thought he got it up the back side 🤣😂💀🤷♂️
And to think if he kept his seat in 2019 he would be 'Father of the House'.
Farage has no class! What a tool !
Rip legend ✊
US guy here. It’s sooo wild how quickly the transition from one PM to another is. It’s been like 3-4 days since election? Here in the US, the election is first Tuesday in Nov. then we wait until January 20th to be sworn in. Almost 3 months, versus 3 days.
Not even three days mate, Starmer was PM the following day after he’d met the king, the ceremony is the outgoing PM meets the king to say he’s leaving closely followed by the winner and the king asks him to form a government.
And there wasn't even an attempted coup!
and our prime minister doesn't need a helicopter to leave no.10 Downing Street when they leave
Presidencial - needs a reform . Three months is time enough to the losers became mad -
US system is stupid. gives outgoing president 10 weeks to lead a multi-faceted coup and sink the economy
That's the first time I've seen Rishi looking relaxed. I genuinely think opposition suits him.
Retirement from politics will suit him better
look how he reacts when liberal dems leader mentions NHS, sewage in rivers etc. Not so relaxed
Reform would have been a better opposition
@@bookie5667or chilling in his California luxury home
@@bookie5667was he elected ?
I miss Dennis Skinner
He was entertaining.
True
@lostintranslation1957 he was without a doubt, but that aside, he meant business and was genuine and down to earth. True legend 🙌🏾 he will be sadly missed
I read that in the dark ages of etiquette and decorum, wine glasses were deliberately made to be fragile to force people around the table to take care in what they were doing.
All this pomp and ceremony involved in parliament could be seen as a similar example. The UK was once a brutal, lawless land and a lot of work has gone into making us a civilisation that works. It might be seen as outdated now, but it harks back to a time where things like this were necessary to keep people orderly.
The more we fall out of love with law and order, the more we fall into the manipulations of corporations and individuals that mean us harm.
👏👏👏
Indeed! This trend toward casual don't-give-a-damn attitudes is no good for us.
Your about 40 years late on that outcome , America owns Britain already .
I disagree. I think we were more civilized back then.
The various formal exchanges are rich in symbolism, which is apt to be underappreciated. Tradition should no be valued for it's own sake, but the value of traditions is that we remember how we got here and not to take the past for granted.
Has to be said, Rishi Sunak was gracious and eloquent.
💯
👍
Yes he's such a gentleman
I'm convinced Sunak is a genuinely good man (as good as a near billionaire can be anyway) who is unfortunately both politically inept and a bit naive.
It often felt like he didn't actually mean half of what came out of his mouth as PM and I mean that as a compliment. Some of it was bizarrely cruel and insensitive. That's not his character.
@@unendingquandary Aside from trying so hard to look like the common man, Rishi is just way too out of touch to not only be a PM, but an MP too.
He should just retire from politics altogether.
Almost laughed out my chair at the DUP speech. No sooner as Londonderry was out his mouth, somebody said 'Derry' over him. xD
he hadnt even finished the word when derry came out
💪🇮🇪
I rewound that bit about 8 times
@@adamconway6114me too 😂
Collum Eastwood said it
That was the best and most gracious speech I've ever heard Sunak give.
I think sunaks a good lad. He wants to do good but hes not very good and isnt the man for the job
It would have to be, after the beating he just got handed.
@@teelo523hmm difficult to say really, he never had much time to prove himself as pm
Inside his head, he's saying "Thanks suckers! I've made myself millions more as PM! Woohoo!!"
@@Hairymuffin2010 The Prime Minister's Salary is £172,153 annually, and he was PM for less than two years.
His wife probably made that amount per month in interest! XD
It's like stepping into a parallel universe... Everything is... Civil?
Really shows what a difference good management makes, doesn't it.
Now think about what effect the tories had on the public attitude...
Looking forward to our renewed nation.
@@Olyfrun I'm not going to lie, I wasn't happy about this at first, and I'm not a tory voter either. I just wanted better and didn't believe labour would do it. But watching this almost brought a tear to my eye. I finally saw a little bit of hope. I really hope this does the country good.
@@codethecreator I agree. We can't control how they will end up governing but our own attitude is just as important. The last government gave us absolutely nothing to be hopeful about.
They really do live in a completely different world to the rest of us.
LMAO this civility has nothing to do with Labour. The first day is traditionally like this.
American policiticians should watch this and learn something about civility and manners.
Glad I won't hear Rishi Sunak say Inflation is down for the 1000 times
Let’s hope Starmer can genuinely say it!
😂
Or, that "he has a plan and the plan is working"
He's going to start saying it's out of control every week now that Labour are in government probably
Or i have stopped the boats lol
The only time this year the house is full ....smile for the camera
Exactly! Money in their account regardless presence or work ! Vote is not enough
@@mariamacielm8691 Sitting in that seat "smiling to the camera" is obviously not the main part of the work of the politicians!!
I kinda love the process. So theatrical. Been this way for generations. With so much change in the world.. its good to see
In the US it’s bit different now
Sunak and starmer looking like mates .
2 cheeks of the same posterior
@@philipnapier3585you are quoting the guy between them.
The one who was not elected 😂
Blue Tories replaced with red Tories, nothing will change and immigration will only get worse
BOTH TRAITORS TO THE BRITISH PEOPLE !!!
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@philipnapier3585the same old bollocks that they’re both the same is getting old now. the so called look “of mates” is because of their mutual professions, existing and former PM’s and leader of their parties. at the end of a game of football, the oppositions shake hands and it’s no different here. this is a new age of healing in our country and the ones who can’t grasp it have no choice now. come back to this comment in 5 years time and hold me to account but this country will now recover under this new labour party with Sir Kier as PM.
I will now start watching PM's Questions again. I've never watched since John Smith died. He used to have me creased up with laughter.
Well I doubt boring no personality starmer will raise a chuckle.
@@jake751Honestly, thank God we have a boring prime minister for once. Long overdue.
@@jake751he’s made quite a few good jokes in the past at previous prime ministers’ expense
@@jake751bro he's funnier than Sunak or Farage, no doubt
John Smith was a brilliant bloke! This country could've been a so much better place with him at the helm..... 🕊️
If only....
As a Brit I am so proud to see this constant peaceful & seamless transition of power. They can't even get it right in the USA the so-called "home of democracy".
The only one who can't is Trump. There was never any problem in a transition of power before him
The USA is a Constitutional Republic 🇺🇸
The US is not the home of dey. Never has been.
@@luisacleaves9592The United States of America is a Representative Democracy.
@@luisacleaves9592 and that constitution speaks of a democratic Republic...
As a Brit that has moved to the states, this just makes me want to move back. lol
It’s probably safe to do so now.
It's alright, Rishi will be there soon
Swap with me. I'll take your place in America
Really? As far as opportunity, standard of living and $ incomes go, the USA remains far superior. It is refreshing to see this change of government here but don't expect our economy and lives to improve anytime soon let alone match America's.
I have no idea even where Lichfield is, never heard about it before, but when Hoyle mentioned the former MP from there as having a luscious hair, I right away knew whom he was talking about 😂
All the back slapping,now the back stabbing begins again😂
Nature of the ‘beast’ 👍🏾
@@Lucpol1986is it? Most countries are far more mature. The uk lives in the past, but that is understandable, because present times are too ugly to look at closely.
@@smellslikethinice1107 We are quite ‘traditional’ in some respects indeed 👍🏾
I swear someone just called the archbishop a primate
😂
It's weird, but primate also means the priest with the highest position in the country
Monkey or ape?
He has his own tyre swing, in his office.
And a lifetime supply of PG Tips.
😆👏👏@@sasserine
Both the parliament in Ottawa and the provincial parliament in Victoria have the ceremony and the Usher of the Black Rod. Precedents set in these and other houses in Canada are shared with and adopted from Parliament at Westminster.
What a difference a few days make. Shame Rishi wasn't so contrite, polite and even likeable when he was on the other side of the house.
He just had to be himself I guess
Such a great speach from Diane Abbott. She was so emotional as her hands were shaking. A truely proud moment. I'm glad that she is an MP in a majority Labour Government!
Can skip to 25 mins lol
Good tip
Thanks for that buddy 👍
Cheers mate 👍
Tip of my hat sir!!
Can skip to 43 mins lol
Went a lot more smoothly than Jan 6th in the States.
animals
Yes indeed TheYANKS Could be watching a Civilised Parliement in action. Not the blood bath they go in for
To those watching from... normal countries, yes this _is_ actually a vital and apparently serious part of our governmental procedure, not some sort of Harry Potter cosplay for a special occasion.
The UK has some really arcane traditions... It's like we're in 2024, but at the same time, we are being transported to some time in the 19th century
Come on its alright, no need to denigrate your country.
No respect for tradition because...its old? Stop being weird
@@masterofpuppets-m5l Who's denigrating anything? Nothing wrong with having a sense of humour about the obvious anachronistic absurdity of it!
Its a little funny. But hey harmless traditions are ok. And the tone of respectful civility. Fake or not. Is valuable.
Sunak is a perfect gentleman...only if he had power earlier and sufficient time at his disposal he would have proved his worth
Nigel couldn’t help but let out a big fart on day one.
😅
🤣🤣🤣👍
Well done, Nigel!
Pathetic and childish, as always. Some things never change
Ikr - the ref was 8 years ago and he can't let it go! His gammonites will love that though.
18:46 man’s phone goes off and he panics like mad 😭
Need to talk to his wife I guess
Not just any man. That’s Barry Gardiner
The tories look shattered. GOOOOOD
Nah they’ll be back
It’s so funny seeing Sunak and his cohort on the opposite bench 😂😂😂
Kunta make phone call many more coming 🌚
Dowden looks about ready to go full Michael Ryan
Edward Leigh looking even more gammony than i remembered. Lovely honey glaze to him. Crispy.
Couldn't Farage just show a little bit of humility, just this once.
I expected Blackadder to turn up at one point
Nice to see a government making jokes instead of being one
wouldn't it be nice if it were like this all the time?
I miss the quips from Dennis Skinner when black rod comes in, it's not quite the same 😅
Get your Skates on
Ooh that's a nice outfit, I bet he drinks Carling Black Label, tell her to pay her taxes ,New Labour new Black Rod again
Sunaks professionalism should be recognised here, a shocking prime minister but a decent guy.
Professional he is not. Just a narcissist changing to suit the surroundings
@@roseanncampbell3168 no not at all, he’s a decent bloke
@@Jhutch931 your definition of decent is extremely broad
He was certainly clever to make millions out of a global financial crisis. What a guy!
Sunak has shown professionalism, but that doesn't make him decent.
How wonderful. People of diverse thought and policy positions can still laugh, jib, and recognize a new day to start the work of the nation anew.
Lisa Nandy made my day. Her happiness was vivid and infectious.
Poor Diane Abbot was trembling. I hope she is okay.
She has a long standing medical condition and she's now 70
She had too much snow up her nose
@@roseanncampbell3168
Her long standing problems are being a complete ming mong.
@@KuntaKinta-u8s stop describing yourself in such a horrible way 🙄
she probably not pissed.
It’s so weird seeing farage in there, his speech started so well, it’s just not in the spirit of the event to go after former speakers like that. Plenty of time for that in the future, just read the room and have some decorum
no time to kiss arse, just get on with it
Farages falseness is all about empty noise. Selling false hope.
Time longer than twine Fafraud is going to run out of twine
Of course Farage starts with an insult, it's just silly.
Telling the Truth has never been popular. The whole thing is just like a pantomime! All this old fashioned language, the pantomime outfits and the whole unreality of the proceedings only increases the distance between the electorate and Westminster and they wonder why the turnout at the last election was so low.
Best of luck to Keir, Angela and the new government. Best wishes from Ireland
plenty of room on the opposition benches 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amazing both parties put their differences aside and work together. One of the countries that shows maturity in election
I am Spanish and in my humble opinion: the British parliament has more class and education than the Spanish parliament. Congratulations 👏🏻
This ain't really a compliment is it?
Unfortunately it's all for show though... Nothing really gets achieved or done in there
At least in the Spanish Parliament they have enough seats for everyone to sit down on. That's not the case in the House of Commons, there's only room for around 500 to sit, but there are 650 actual MPs. In the UK, we have a natural propensity for not getting things right, this is a further example of incompetence, even though they've had decades to sort out this obvious problem of getting the number of seats to match the number of MPs.
But there will be no money for the working class , and there will be cut backs and austerity measures.His suit and hands are covered in the blood of Palestinians
It used to@@wudipest
So very civilised
its good to see that arrogant smirk wiped of Jeremy Hunts face hes not looking happy at all
He’s very lucky to be there!
He was t was he! I’m sad he kept his seat.
He's like Thomas Eichhorst from The Strain TV show.
Scary
@@Themistocles30 alright mr peanut butter
Was Diane Abbott just nervous, or is she ill?
Long-term medical condition.
She is 70 years old so it could be anything to be fair
Looks like Parkinson's to me
She’s really been beaten about by her own party. It’s pretty horrendous tbf!
Sounded emotional to me
Its so good to hear Mr. PRIME MINISTER. There is literal unity in diversity in the british parliament as opposed to ours here in India.
The support to LGBTQ+ community and others is unparalled. We need to grow as a democracy
Exactly. The adults are back in charge
Hopefully they get things done positively and quickly, Labour deserve a chance
Odd seeing labour in that side of the house. Its been a while.....
2010
It was wonderful, long may they remain at the top 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🌹♥️
As much as I don't like many people in this house I am proud of the way they hand over power very respectfully unlike our American cousins
Sir Lindsey doubled down on keeping members safe. And managed a shout-out to Fabricant's hair, so a winning speech overall.
" Call the Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer" 4 years I was waiting and figthing for... and it' s still a wow
Gutted that Corbyn lost out on being Father of the House by 2 mins by Leigh, just to embarass Starmer in this panto session
they should've just given both the title
@@thermostance1815 exactly, but they wouldnt do that. Even if Leigh wasnt re-elected, they would find some sort of technicality to overlook Corbyn because parliament including the Speaker is now in the pocket of Labour Together
From an ousted PM to the leader of the opposition, must be a very uncomfortable position. One can feel the awkwardness in the former PM.
not at all he spoke fine with humility,he even seemed relaxed and unburdened
Churchill, Attlee and Wilson have all been through the same.
Not really he managed it superbly
Hundreds of years of tradition ... Zero years of change for us commonsers.
I still have hope ;)
Ed Davey still in campaign mode it seems...
Yes, surprisingly unseemly. He ought to know better.
I like this. The PM becomes the opposition and the opposition becomes the PM. Transparency transparency to its core.
diane abbot so slow, wake up please
Aww she thinks she's people.
Awww She thinks she's people.
Obviously Farage is going to try and split Parliament just as he did in Maastricht, he is an anarchist but he will get continued support from the far right
It's weird how for someone who never stops talking about British values and institutions he wastes no time immediately disrespecting the speaker. As everything he does he's more interested in getting his mug on the telly than saying anything of substance
I read that as antichrist.😂
At least Nigel won't try to divide the country using multiculturalism
@@trevormannsfield He didnt disrespect the speaker, he disrespected the previous speaker who was a weasel of a man, ask his ex-wife
If the shoe fits 😂@@fighterck6241
1:18 The Mace is attached to the side of the Clerk's Desk.
All that ceremonies remind me of game of thrones 😅
Game of Thrones came after.
45:56, i love to hear this..becoz in Malaysia , only government MP are given provision..while the opposition is left out without any provision
Why is Jeremy hunt sitting at the front bench ?
I believe he is shadow chancellor, for now
Diane Abbot comedy gold
so strange seeing labour sitting on the left hand side. Let's Go !
Might be an idea to leave the country, lol. ✈️
Its going to be like Gordon Brown years, more austerity.
@@dragonfly6908 Wouldn't be because of labours election if I did go
@@alimantado373 I don't think we gave GB a chance
I thought the Irish was funny, the SDLP leader is hilarious, especially his last bit hinting at farage
What time is that,
The pomp and ceremony is objectively absurd
Especially allegiance to the king bit🤢
@@Cherrytune386 heavy cult vibe
44:16 PMQS are must see t.v. from across the pond & Sir Lindsay Hoyle is a joy to watch as we do not have the same eloquence in the current Speaker of the United States House of Representatives.
The House of Lords…..what a waste of space. It needs reforming.
The house of frauds 😊
@@jake751 house of unelected elitist class of narcissists
needs scrapping!
All the recent tory Lords, including Cameron, Bojo's father should be booted out!
It should be elected members from all walks of life not just Toffs!!!
@johncrawfordholroyd Then who would scrutinise the commons and the legislation they try to pass?
They need an elected house of Lords, but it shouldn't be scrapped.
Viva ! Green is growing !
Like algae.
This is History being made.
How ?
it happens every 4 years, calm down
Sanity is restored 😊
Great to see Diane Abbott back...bless her she looked so nervous.
Seeing this level of mutual respect from both sides, I'm feeling a more proudly naturalised British citizen now. I truly believe that politicians have a huge role in setting great examples and standards to the whole nation simply by how they talk to each other and what language they use. Wish I could see this once in the Parliament of the country where I am from. :)
It's a full Panto cast, isn't it?
😂 a stark upgrade from the circus 🎪
@@MetzJnr😂😂
Honestly, it's pathetic. Keep the tradition in the Royal households and museums for tourists to watch.
Those on the opposition benches? yeah. the rest is historic.
Not quite! there are 7 missing who refuse to take their seats as they do not swear allegiance.
Farage's dig at Bercow was disrespectful to the occasion. An inauspicious start.
He is disrespectful of everything. He is a disrupter and a destroyer. He cares only to himself and despite his expensive education he has zero decency or good manners.
Good. Noone likes Bercow.
@@TheManInBlueFlames Not the point. Ed Davey shouldn't have had a go at the Opposition with his "Wastewater scandal" comment either. Not the day for it.
I don’t understand why anyone would vote for someone like him. It’s one thing to vote for a candidate because they’re gonna be different and bring change. But someone like Farage who just wanna disrupt and do whatever they want I don’t understand why people vote for them. We have several people like that in the US also . All they do is disrupt . They oppose everything for no reason at all and anytime they speak they blow hot air
@@blakekaveny Yes, he's another Bannonite like Bobert, Gaetz, Empty G .. no interest in making progress.
I think Corbyn missed out on being Father of the House by a few minutes.
Good!
If "The tables have turned" was a person 😊😊
How contrasting to the Indian parliament a few days back.
Diane Abbott has gone through a lot within her political career, as a black women I can understand why she sounds emotional ❤❤❤
They hate her don't they? She just keeps going though.
how are they bigging up Lindsay Hoyle after the fiasco in the last parliament. This is so weird. They should get rid.
It’s all political and behind the scenes decision making 👍🏾
The Prime Minister was respectful of the traditions of Parliament, Rishi Sunak (despite the fact I did not vote for him) has been an exemplary example of honour, reason and how democracy works in the UK. Farage came across as a smelly fart in the room that he was proud to admit to. Low brow, low class.
Telling the Truth has never been popular with the Establishment. It all wants ‘reforming’ in my estimation! A pantomime show at best!
@@petercollins7848 I respect your opinion Peter.
@@petercollins7848farage never tells the truth.
@@glennthompson1971utter nonsense
@@petercollins7848reform meaning revolution but we’re not ready yet , unfortunately!
I finished watching From Philippines 🇵🇭
A phenomenal & moving speech by Diane Abbott.
Farage brings the house down to a Wetherspoons level, how incredibly sad this clown is in our political system.
It’s no wonder he failed 7 times to be elected. Guy’s a specialist in failure whose biggest achievement is selling a massive lie to Britain. Who left UK politics to buddy up with Trump, until Trump got found guilty, and lo and behold, came crawling back to take control of Reform UK
😢 shame Barry Gardner doesn't know how to put his phone on silent
Farage is such a knob that totally ignores that they had Anderson in Parliament- so there is experience but he can’t handle that.
All Anderson did was talk about Khan and London though. He's never done any work as MP
@@Soul_of_a_Robot still more experience than none - from Reform’s point of view- not an endorsement, an indication of Farages narcissism
Miss Dennis Skinner ! ❤️
Blessing people
Oh no! Not Lindsey Hoyle!
What a fool Farage is
Is Diane ok - she's shaking and such. I hope that's just nerves (but it shouldn't be).
She has medical conditions, shes getting on a bit now. She seems OK overall though.
Time to retire and take care of herself 👍🏾
Yes she has been unwell bless her. Hope she looks after herself
@@teamistress197 Me too. She isn't "my" kind of politician but as a human being, I really do hope she is well.
@@fizr8618 ok well as long as she's not over-stretching. She should be able to enjoy her years at this point.
It's a symbol of democracy in uk . N nice environment of the parliament. Appreciatable .
I like the efficiency of the British Parliament. In India, this formality took a few hours to conclude.