Labour’s new Shadow Leader of the House, Andy Burnham, will face Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) today, and the experience may echo the intense pressure felt by Tony Blair during his time in the role. BBC Political Editor Chris Mason observes that the format of PMQs could feel remarkably similar to the challenges Burnham encountered earlier this week. Mason suggests the quick-fire questioning and scrutiny inherent in PMQs may create a similarly “nail-biting” and “nerve-wracking” atmosphere. This initial appearance will be a critical test for Burnham as he steps into this high-profile position. The dynamic of PMQs, with its immediate responses and public spotlight, often presents significant hurdles for those new to the role. It remains to be seen if Burnham can navigate the session with the same composure he's demonstrated thus far.