Reform MPs all WALK OUT of PMQs after Keir Starmer takes aim at Nigel Farage

Nigel Farage and all Reform UK MPs walked out of Prime Minister's Questions after grilling Sir Keir Starmer.
After the Clacton MP questioned the Prime Minister on his "Plan B" for tackling illegal migration, the House of Commons erupted as the MPs stood up and left the Chamber in protest.
Before delivering his question to Sir Keir, Mr Farage was met with boos and chaos from fellow MPs before he had a chance to speak.
Asking the Prime Minister about "smashing the gangs", Mr Farage said: "Smash the gangs, that is what the Prime Minister promised us. Trust me, I will stop the boats from coming.
"But 70,000 later and 1,000 in the last week, and too many young men that pose a threat to national security, is it not time to admit smash the gangs has been a total abject failure, along, frankly, with most of his other policies. Isn't it now time he told us? As summer approaches, what is plan B?"
Speaking to GB News following the incident, Deputy leader Richard Tice declared Sir Keir's response "ridiculous".
He told Political Editor Christopher Hope: "We're sick of it. This is becoming a farce. It is a very serious demonstration on behalf of the people about what his plan B strategy is for smashing the gangs.
"He is just trying to deflect and distract. It is absurd."

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