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Catrin Youssif,Bárbara Flix,Olivia Belbin,Mònica Comaladaatements, select committee hearings, points of order, prayers — which collectively constitute the proceedings of the UK Parliament. Although PMQs is hardly typical of the way parliament conducts its business, it is parliament’s most familiar face — ‘the shop window of the House of Commons’, as Speak

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