PMQs Verdict: Nevermind what Cameron said – it’s what he wouldn’t say that matters
There are only three PMQs left until the election. Three more of these turgid, unattractive, unedifying and borderline…
PMQs Verdict
PMQs Verdict – What do you mean you can’t live on seventy grand a year?
In recent days I’ve heard more than one commentator claim that MPs can’t afford to live on their…
PMQs Verdict: It’s two blokes shouting at each other, what’s that got to do with my life?
Last week Ed Miliband was quite candid about PMQs, when he said: “Watching me and David Cameron shout…
PMQs Verdict: This is why Cameron is bottling the TV debates
David Cameron isn’t keen on the TV debates. That much is clear. He’d rather they didn’t happen. He…
PMQs Verdict: Miliband slams “political football” into Cameron’s net
Today’s PMQs was overshadowed by the news just before the session of the shocking attack on the offices…
PMQs verdict: What have we learned? That Westminster has tried and failed to control immigration?
You could tell early on that PMQs was going to be…different, this week. The Prime Minister was sat…
PMQs verdict: A PMQs of two halves
Sometimes the main subject for PMQs is clear. With what appears to be systematic establishment-level child abuse (and…
PMQs verdict: The danger of talking about your own policies
Ed Miliband may be buzzing at the moment, boasting yesterday of his surplus of “intellectual self-confidence” over Cameron.…
PMQs verdict: Back to Royal Mail sell-off as Cameron tries to win over his own side
With The Independent’s front page splash this morning, Miliband decided to again go big on the Royal Mail…
PMQs verdict: Ed resists the urge to be the quiet man – and turns up the volume
After three weeks of Ed Miliband doing his best “quiet man” impression at PMQs, the Labour leader managed…
