A first-time prime minister faces the traditional weekly grilling at Prime Minister’s Questions, where opposition leaders challenge government policies and leadership. Political correspondent Henry Zeffman breaks down what to expect from the high-stakes session, including likely areas of scrutiny and the dynamics at play. The event, a cornerstone of parliamentary scrutiny, will test the new PM’s ability to defend decisions under pressure. Insight into the tactics and potential flashpoints offers a preview of how the government may navigate its first major public test.
Political correspondent Henry Zeffman explains what we might see at Burnham's first PMQs on Wednesday.
