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Tory minister Chris Philp has revealed why he appeared to mix up Rwanda and the Democratic Republic Of Congo on Question Time, sparking backlash online. “Rwanda is a different country to Congo, isn’t it?”, he asked on the show, causing the audience to gasp. However, he insists the reason for the question was far less sinister. “I was struggling a little bit to hear the question and when I put that point to him I was asking a clearly rhetorical question rather than a substantive question ...

The policing minister appeared to confuse the countries during Question Time earlier this week.

Chris Philp said he had been "struggling to hear" during his Question Time appearance.

British policing minister Chris Philp said he was posing a “rhetorical question” after he appeared to ask whether Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo are different countries.

From Question Time and Panorama to Fake or Fortune? and Antiques Roadshow, Fiona Bruce is one of the most familiar faces on telly. Her equally high-fliyng husband is 'happy in the background' and lets her 'do her own thing'

A Trump return which not so long ago felt inconceivable, feels like peering into a deep abyss which could have a profound impact on Britain.

Phillips is among Britain’s leading political journalists and media commentators, notable for her trenchant opinions well to the right of what is now universally acknowledged as the political center.

Home Office minister left blushing following awkward exchange on BBC Question Time

Mr Ross, now 76, told MailOnline that his friend was uniquely generous. The pair fronted Crimewatch together from 1995 until her death 25 years ago today.

Fiona Bruce seemed not particularly bothered about her 60th birthday as she dismissed well wishes during her Question Time show on Thursday evening.