Starmer faces PMQs amid pressure over why ex-No 10 aide friendly with sex offender was given peerage – UK politics live - short news
Labour has removed the whip from Matthew Doyle, Starmer’s former director of communications, who only recently became a peer
Q: You are here being hosted by UK Finance. But the financial services sector does not like your plans for a windfall tax on banks. Have you dropped your support for that?
Cooper says the Lib Dems are still committed to that. She says it is justified because banks have made unexpected profits relating to the QE system. She accepts that banks are not..
source: The Guardian - 11.02.2026