Adam Jogee Articles

The big question in the chamber today was: where is the deputy prime minister? We know that Cameron is busy having arguments over the Falklands with President Fernandez de Kirchner on the sidelines of the G20 but when he is away, we’re meant to welcome Mr Nick Clegg...

And so it came round again- the prime minister opened what turned out to be quite a ‘boring’ session with the customary tributes to those armed forces personnel who have died since the House last sat back in December. The exchanges between Ed Miliband and David...

The last PMQs of 2011 was in some ways very similar to most of the weekly sessions we’ve seen this year. There were the customary tributes to our forces; those who’ve given their lives and those who continue to serve, the planted questions from the whips on both sides...

Today’s PMQs opened with a solemn set of tributes to those members of the forces who have died since the last weekly set of questions to the prime minister and of course, to the former member of parliament for Feltham and Heston, Alan Keen, whose funeral was...