And that's it. A bit more than usual on the environmental side, but less on COP than, say, five years ago when the Tories would've been promoting green progress as well. And Keir Starmer is very pleased with the SSE investment (3 or 4 mentions) www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/new...

Labour MP celebrates the Govt banning plastic in wet wipes which often end up causing 'fatbergs'. PM attacks sewage pollution under the Tories and bigs up Govt measures to tackle the problem.

Lib Dem MP asks about the balance of 'policy costs' on electricity and gas. Starmer concurs and says Govt is working on options, mentions SSE investment again.

Labour MP asks "the week of COP", what more can be done to install clean energy in public buildings. Starmer lists the investment.

LOTO Kemi Bandenoch picks up the theme of making fun of PM re stories of machinations amongst his front bench. Starmer mentions the SSE investment again in his retort.

Starmer mentions his attendance at COP in response to a rather humorous Tory jibe.

Oh, Starmer starts with welcoming clean energy investment by SSE in his opening remarks.

Thank you!

Great speech.

And that's it - more than last week, but nothing groundbreaking. It will be interesting to see if climate becomes a regular attack line on Tories/Reform in future.

Labour MP suggests that shifting to 'Churchill time' would, amongst other things, "cut carbon". PM a little offhand given it was reasonably friendly.