“You can’t blame Labour for that” – Dennis Skinner nails Cameron on the national debt
Dennis Skinner was called to ask a question at Prime Minister’s Questions this afternoon – and in true…
PMQs
PMQs Verdict: The appalling laughter of Iain Duncan Smith
Sometimes PMQs provides the opportunity to bring to the public’s attention a story that they might otherwise have…
PMQs Verdict: Miliband wins – but Cameron doesn’t let answers (or facts) get in the way of attacks
Well it was better than last week (and the week before) – I can say that of this…
David Cameron’s efforts to prove how much he loves the NHS reveal how little he understands it
This week I was tempted to write about the fact that UKIP have befriended a holocaust denier in…
PMQs review: Miliband lands punch on NHS as leaders go through the motions
Here we are again. Another week, another Wednesday, and another wrangle between Cameron and Miliband about the NHS.…
PMQs review: A sober tone reminds us of the important role our Parliament can play
The return from the summer break left no shortage of topics for the first Prime Minister’s Questions of…
Survey results: Has Miliband’s speech made his “image problem” more of an issue?
Ed Miliband’s image is now less of an issue as a direct result of his speech last week,…
PMQs Verdict: A taxing ding-dong before a long, hot summer
It’s warm in Westminster today. The kind of day where it feels like the sun is cracking the…
PMQs verdict: Going through the motions
There were many subjects that could have dominated PMQs this week. For example, ISIS have now declared a…
PMQs Verdict: Cameron wants to talk about Leveson – so lets talk about Leveson
Leveson, rather than Coulson, was today’s PMQs buzzword. The Prime Minister wrapped himself in it, swaddled himself in…
