“If the British government is going to be completely dominated by the bond market, MPs might as well go home.” Diane Abbott told Cathy Newman on Sky News that whoever replaces Keir Starmer as prime minister must go through a “properly organised selection process”, regardless of any “hissy fit” made by the bond markets. When this provoked laughter from Newman and eye rolling from former Conservative cabinet minister Gillian Keegan, Abbott argued that there’s no point in having a parliament if the financial sector always has the final word.

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