Andrew Neil BLASTS Jeremy Corbyn's lacklustre PMQs performance
Andrew Neil appeared perplexed at the end of PMQs after Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn failed to question the Prime Minister on Brexit, choosing instead to focus on bus services. Mr Corbyn was expected to challenge Theresa May before the Prime Minister and her Cabinet retreat to Chequers for crunch Brexit talks. The BBC Daily Politics host blasted the leader of the opposition for his unusual decision: "Jeremy Corbyn decided to go on buses. "Bus fares, bus services, falling passenger numbers and he devoted all six questions to the situation of buses in the country."
BBC Andrew Neil appeared perplexed by Corbyn's choice to focus on buses
Mr Neil continued: "An important issue, millions of people use them but you can visibly see the relief on the Tory benches that he hadn’t gone on Brexit, where muddle still seems to be the order of the day and division. "Or Mr Trump’s upcoming visit. Or even the Pension Secretary who, as we speak, is probably preparing to make an apology to the House of Commons because of what she had said about the National Audit Office report on universal credit. "None of this came up. Mr Corbyn, he kept all six questions to buses." The Labour leader and Mrs May debated the bus system as Mr Corbyn accused the Government of neglecting the service as fare prices have inflated.
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