PMQs Verdict: Confident Corbyn finds his stride
Jeremy Corbyn’s team clearly felt that today went well; a spokesperson said after PMQs had finished that this…
PMQs Verdict
PMQs Verdict: It was more inclusive, but was it as effective?
It was certainly different, but was it any good? Jeremy Corbyn told Sky News this morning that his…
PMQs Verdict: “Tory” Harman can still take Cameron to task on welfare
“Come over here!” shouted the Conservative MPs, waving their arms in a beckoning fashion as Harriet Harman stood…
PMQs Verdict: Tiresome exchange just a pre-Budget formality
“I’ve got all day, Mr. Speaker… There’s nothing else on.” David Cameron’s sarcastic aside as he was shouted…
PMQs Verdict: Harman’s hardened Heathrow stance will pay dividends for Labour down the line
Harriet Harman’s impressive PMQs form continues unabated. Post-election David Cameron may be in too strong a position to…
PMQs Verdict: Who is the party of working people?
Who is the party of working people? No, I know you think you know. But who is really the party…
PMQs verdict: Osborne clanger not enough to harm Chancellor’s ambitions
“We’re extremely relieved to see that there’s no Benn in the leadership contest, but plenty of Bennites! Now,…
PMQs verdict: Cameron can’t win with the Punch and Judy politics, but can anyone?
New leaders often pledge to end the “Punch and Judy politics” of Prime Minister’s Questions; even David Cameron…
PMQs verdict: It’s still an unenlightening shouting match, but Cameron needs to start answering questions
It was obvious on May 8th that today’s PMQs – the first of the new parliament – was…
PMQs Verdict: 5 years, 146 sessions, 73 wasted hours
146 times David Cameron has stood at the Despatch Box for PMQs. Today – I hope – will…
