Keir Starmer accused Boris Johnson of trying to fool the public with 'nonsense' about a booming economy, while the PM accused Labour of being 'on the side of the people-traffickers'
In an extended section of PMQs filled with Star Wars references, the Labour leader said Johnson was trying to 'perform Jedi mind tricks on the country' by insisting the economy was buoyant. He also mocked the prime minister by saying his backbenchers compared him with Jeremy Corbyn.
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Boris and Keir are now both winning and losing at the very same timeOn my slight acquaintance with quantum physics, the most appealing concept is Erwin Schrödinger’s thought experiment of the dead and alive cat. You might remember how it goes: the luckless feline is sealed in a box with poison and a radioactive atom, the observer cannot know if the cat survives or not until the box is opened, so while in the box it is both dead and alive simultaneously. Writing amid the turbulence of science and politics in the Thirties, Schrödinger demonstrated the impact external observation has on any experiment and its conclusions. But the idea popped into my head as a strangely adept metaphor for the battles at Westminster.
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