The Labour chief mentioned he “merely urged” the Speaker to make sure there was the “broadest doable debate” over requires a Center East ceasefire.
Sir Keir Starmer criticised the actions of the SNP and the Conservatives over Wednesday’s debate and vote which led to chaotic scenes within the Commons.
He mentioned he didn’t threaten the Speaker “in any method in any respect” regardless of reviews Labour has advised Lindsay Hoyle it might not help him within the subsequent Parliament if he didn’t put their movement to a vote.
SNP’s Flynn says he has no confidence in Speaker after Commons chaos
