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PRIME MINISTERS QUESTIONS  Prime Ministers Questions (PMQs), originating in the 1950's, is held every Wednesday in the House of Commons where the Prime Minister takes 30 minutes to answer questions from the house's Members of Parliament. Prime Minister's Questions have formed an important part of British political culture. The session always starts with a routine question about the prime minister's engagements for the day, followed by other subjects that MPs raise on other issues of importance. WEBSITE SPONSORS
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