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The maiden speech by Westminster's youngest MP Mhairi Black has been viewed online more than 10 million times.The maiden speech by Westminster's youngest MP Mhairi Black has been viewed online more than 10 million times.
The 20-year-old SNP politician made her first speech in the House of Commons on Tuesday.The 20-year-old SNP politician made her first speech in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
She paid tribute to her constituency, attacked benefit sanctions and challenged Labour to work with the SNP to create effective opposition.She paid tribute to her constituency, attacked benefit sanctions and challenged Labour to work with the SNP to create effective opposition.
The speech became a viral hit and has been racking up millions of views.The speech became a viral hit and has been racking up millions of views.
Mhairi Black's first speech: Five things we learnedMhairi Black's first speech: Five things we learned
It has been watched more than 8,000,000 on Channel 4 and Buzzfeed's Facebook pages, with hundreds of thousands of views on newspaper sites, YouTube and the SNP's own site. On the BBC it has been viewed 150,000 times. It has been watched more than 8 million times on Channel 4 and Buzzfeed's Facebook pages, with hundreds of thousands of views on newspaper sites, YouTube and the SNP's own site. On the BBC it has been viewed 150,000 times.
SNP Westminster Leader Angus Robertson MP said: "Mhairi's outstanding maiden speech was principled and passionate. She is without a doubt a huge credit to Paisley and to the SNP. SNP Westminster Leader Angus Robertson said: "Mhairi's outstanding maiden speech was principled and passionate. She is without a doubt a huge credit to Paisley and to the SNP.
"The House of Commons listened in silence to its youngest member remind us all why we are sitting in our place and those we were elected to speak for - it is of no surprise that this message had resonance far beyond the walls of Westminster."The House of Commons listened in silence to its youngest member remind us all why we are sitting in our place and those we were elected to speak for - it is of no surprise that this message had resonance far beyond the walls of Westminster.
"That millions of people across the UK and abroad watched her speech is staggering.""That millions of people across the UK and abroad watched her speech is staggering."