It was the last PMQs of the year, and Joe,
there were some pretty unfunny jokes there today, weren't there?
And some barbed ones as well, some Christmas-themed critiques,
Kenny Badenock and Keir Starmer in particular,
going at each other with a festive theme, trying to,
yeah, trying to attack each other and other rival parties.
And how much thought, how much effort goes into writing those gags?
A lot, a lot of different people.
in different parties, feed-in jokes.
It's probably a little bit easier when there's an obvious theme,
and certainly in terms of Kemi Bade.
I'm told some of those that help her out are pretty prominent.
He's not going to ban Dr Strikes.
He doesn't have the baubles.
And a little festive advice to those in reform.
If mysterious men from the East appear bearing gifts, This time report it to the police.
Mr Speaker, he said his main mission was economic growth, but the economy is shrinking.
With a year like that, is it any surprise that all his MPs want for Christmas is a new leader?
We've got the Muppets Christmas Carol here.
The defections are happening so fast that at Christmas the Leader of the Opposition is going to be left home alone.