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Lichfield MP pleased to be part of “historic occasion” by asking formal question of Theresa May on her final day as Prime Minister

Lichfield and Burntwood MP Michael Fabricant says he is pleased to be able to be part of an “historic occasion” when he asks a question of Theresa May during her final day in office.

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Michael Fabricant
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Lichfield and Burntwood MP Michael Fabricant says he is pleased to be able to be part of an “historic occasion” when he asks a question of Theresa May during her final day in office.

Michael Fabricant
Michael Fabricant

The Conservative PM will hand in her resignation to the Queen on Wednesday (24th July) following Prime Minister’s Questions.

Mr Fabricant will ask a question about her view of the performance of the West Midlands Combined Authority at Mrs May’s final session.

“It is always an honour to ask a formal question of the Prime Minister,” the Lichfield MP said. “But this will be an historic occasion being the last Prime Minister’s Questions of Theresa May. 

“I expect it will be quite an exciting yet emotional occasion.”

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