Haigh’s first PMQs as acting Secretary of State, covering Remembrance Sunday, highlights the political stakes of her new role and the government’s handling of national mourning.
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Louise Haigh stands in for Burnham who is out of the country for the Commonwealth heads of government meetingLouise Haigh starts by saying she is standing in for Andy Burnham.She says this weekend the whole country will fall silent to mark Remembrance Sunday. Continue reading...
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