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WATCH: Keir Starmer handed brutal ‘last Christmas’ swipe by Stephen Flynn

by 17/12/2025
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SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn has swiped that this year is Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s “last Christmas” in Downing Street.

Addressing Sir Keir, Mr Flynn said: “It’s the season of goodwill, so with that in mind, I don’t intend on asking the Prime Minister about his broken promises on energy bills, 1000 jobs being lost in the North Sea, and the fact that Peter Mandelson’s still a member of the House of Lords.

“I won’t even ask him about the chaos engulfing the Labour Party, his Budget and his indeed his own leadership. No, Mr Speaker, I simply want to wish the Prime Minister happy Christmas.

“How does he intend on spending his final one in Downing Street?”

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