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Andrew Griffith was quickly reprimanded by the prime minister for his interruption.
The Tory leader had grilled the prime minister about his plans to boost defence spending.
"Feel like we need a sofa to hide behind," one person remarked.
The prime minister alluded to the Reform leader's frequent trips overseas.
The PM slapped down the Tory leader after she tried to criticise his Chagos deal.
"No! No, no!" Lindsay Hoyle said.
The PM deployed the jibe as he and the Tory leader clashed at PMQs.
"It's only in recent days that she has jumped on the bandwagon," the PM claimed.
Meanwhile, Keir Starmer managed to get a dig in about the Tory leader's lunch choices.
The shadow home secretary was reprimanded for being "too loud".