“Why do politicians never answer the question?”
It’s something Beth Rigby, Jess Philips and Ruth Davidson get asked all the time – so this week, they’ve dedicated the whole episode to answering your questions.
From why backbenchers ask seemingly pointless questions at PMQs to the importance of Instagram for the next general election – and where to get the best cup of tea in Westminster – Ruth, Jess and Beth have got it covered.
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Warning: some strong language.
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