Daily Mail Online Article RatingLabour MPs 'graceless' for not applauding Boris Johnson's last PMQs
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57% : But Mr Johnson hit back as he hailed his £39billion funding boost for the NHS and social care to tackle Covid backlogs, which Labour opposed by voting against the hike in National Insurance contributions.45% : Mr Johnson told the Commons that his last three years as PM had been 'the greatest privilege of my life' as he listed his achievements in office, such as Brexit and British support for Ukraine against Russia's brutal invasion.'It's true that I helped to get the biggest Tory majority for 40 years and a huge realignment in UK politics,' the PM said.
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