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Her jibe came after the PM performed two humiliating climbdowns in 24 hours.
"You don’t think it’s any of our business that the prime minister can jump a queue if he needs to go and see a doctor, whereas other people have to wait a fortnight?"
Gillian Keegan spoke out as she was grilled on whether nurses deserve a pay rise.
Education secretary Gillian Keegan was left squirming as she tried to defend Rishi Sunak.
"This isn't a U-turn, this is a 10 car pile-up in the fog".
"That's not fair comment," a minister replied.
"Well you're the deputy prime minister, with respect".
Sky News host explained that millionaires will now enjoy an extra £55,220 a year – a stark contrast to the universal credit recipients.
The debate was seen as the clearest indication so far of how either of their premierships might look.
"Will the real Liz Truss please stand up?"