Bungling Keir Starmer calls Rishi Sunak ‘Prime Minister’ AGAIN as they trade blows at PMQs – despite having been in No10 for three months

Keir Starmer referred to Rishi Sunak as ‘Prime Minister’ again today as they clashed in the Commons.

The premier has repeatedly appeared muddled about whether the Tory leader is still in power since his crushing election victory in July. 

And despite marking his 100 day anniversary in No10 he did it again during the weekly PMQs session this afternoon.

Answering a question from his own MP for Thurrock Jen Craft, Sir Keir tore into the previous government’s record on local funding.

Keir Starmer referred to Rishi Sunak as ‘Prime Minister’ again today as they clashed in the Commons

The premier has repeatedly appeared muddled about whether the Tory leader (pictured) is still in power since his crushing election victory in July

Then he jibed at Mr Sunak about the global investment summit held in London on Monday.

‘I’m surprised the Prime Minister didn’t welcome the £63billion of investment we were able to announce on Monday,’ Sir Keir said.

He did not seem to notice his own mistake and continued with the session.

At a previous PMQs last month a rattled Sir Keir was jeered as he repeatedly referred to Mr Sunak as ‘the Prime Minister’.

Asked afterwards why Sir Keir had called Mr Sunak ‘PM’ five times, a No10 spokesman said ‘old habits die hard’.