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PMQs is an abbreviation of Prime Ministers Questions, a weekly Q&A session with the British Prime Minister held in the House of Commons.
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PMQs is an abbreviation of Prime Ministers Questions, a weekly Q&A session with the British Prime Minister held in the House of Commons.
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PMQs is an abbreviation of Prime Ministers Questions(http://www.number10.gov.uk/Page5180), a weekly Q&A session with the British Prime Minister held in the House of Commons.
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PMQs = Prime Minister's Questions (UK). A weekly session at the House of Commons when MPs from all parties get to pose question to the PM.
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Each Wednesday lunchtime (UK time), the UK Parliament meets for Prime Minister Questions (PMQS) where MPs are able to question the Prime Minister (or deputy) on the political topics of the day. Sometime serious, sometimes controversial, but always highly enjoyable.
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#pmqs is the tag for tweeting about Prime Minister's Questions, a weekly half-hour event in the UK House of Commons.
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