Prime Minister's Questions Season 2 Episode 23 10/10/2018

Prime Minister's Questions is a political debate show that takes place in the House of Commons in the United Kingdom. In each episode, the Prime Minister of the UK, currently Theresa May, faces questioning from members of Parliament on a range of issues and topics. Season 2 episode 23, airing on October 10, 2018, sees the Prime Minister addressing questions about Brexit, the economy, and the NHS.

As the UK prepares to leave the European Union, the topic of Brexit dominates much of the questioning from Members of Parliament (MPs) in this episode. The Prime Minister is asked about the status of negotiations with the EU, the possibility of a no-deal Brexit, and the impact leaving the EU will have on trade. Opposition MPs, as well as some from her own party, challenge the Prime Minister's approach to Brexit and call for a second referendum.

In addition to Brexit, the economy is also a major topic of discussion in this episode. The Prime Minister faces questions about rising levels of poverty and the government's approach to addressing income inequality. MPs on both sides of the aisle challenge the Prime Minister to do more to ensure that all citizens benefit from economic growth and to address concerns about the impact of government policies on working-class and low-income individuals.

Finally, the NHS (National Health Service) is also a key issue in this episode. MPs ask the Prime Minister about funding levels for the NHS and the government's approach to addressing ongoing staffing shortages. The Prime Minister is also asked about the impact of Brexit on the NHS and its ability to attract and retain healthcare professionals from other EU countries.

Throughout the episode, tensions run high as MPs challenge the Prime Minister's approach to these key issues. The Prime Minister defends her policies and efforts, while acknowledging the difficult road ahead in addressing these complex and pressing challenges. The debate is passionate and heated, with both sides of the aisle making compelling arguments and pushing for change in their respective visions for the future of the UK.