Rolf Norfolk

26 FEBRUARY 2026 | OPINION The PM gave us the usual stuff yesterday. Edward Argar (Con): "Would he scrap impending business rate changes?" PM : … Mrs Badenoch,...

11 FEBRUARY 2026 | OPINION As the Prime Minister rose, both sides of the House cheered. “I did not think that the Prime Minister was...

10 FEBRUARY 2026 | OPINION If the fuses keep blowing, maybe the toaster needs replacing. Morgan McSweeney, Tim Allan... who’s next? Has the PM’s position...

8 JANUARY 2026 | OPINION A keynote of the modern British Left is arrogance. We see this with PMQs. Blair (so busy) cut their frequency to...

10 DECEMBER 2025 | OPINION People feel there is something wrong about Sir Keir. Quentin Letts says he is boring, but to an extraordinary degree. Does...

3 DECEMBER 2025 | OPINION To begin at the ending, a very good place to start. Starmer was finally told off for his time-wasting habit...

26 NOVEMBER 2025 | OPINION Today, we will group PMQs by party. LABOUR Rachel Hopkins celebrated the freeze on rail season ticket prices. Cat Eccles urged buying...

12 NOVEMBER 2025 | OPINION It did not begin well. The honour of welcoming the PM back to the House fell to the Conservatives’ Lincoln Jopp,...

5 NOVEMBER 2025 | OPINION The commentariat are lammbasting Deputy PM David Lammy for his allegedly calammitous performance at PMQs. However, they need to look...

29 OCTOBER 2025 | OPINION Recently, the Speaker has allowed Sir Keir some latitude in his opening preambles. On the 15th, Starmer included 450 self-justifying...