The knockabout was knocked out of prime minister's questions today. Perhaps it was because it was Harriet Harman’s...
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Sally Gimson Articles
A real laugh
As mayor of London Boris Johnson has been more Silvio Berlusconi than Julius Caesar, writes Sally Gimson The gods are...
English votes for English laws stalked the land
English votes for English laws stalked the land in the House of Commons for a second day. Harriet Harman asked about...
The triumphalism of the Tories may yet sink them
The triumphalism of the Tories may yet sink them. It was a disgusting sight to behold, the party scenting blood and...
A brutal and unedifying prime minister’s questions
Well, well well, the Tories are certainly rattled on the NHS. That’s what it looked like at prime minister’s questions...
A Green libertarian fantasy
I nearly choked on my cornflakes when I read yet another article praising the Green party policy of a citizens’...
Wars of attrition
It was the Iraq war that dominated prime minister’s questions today. Diane Abbott appeared regal in the House to ask a...
More pantomime than pub quiz
We played a game of ‘Who said what’ today in parliament. It is more like a pantomime than a pub quiz because the...
A strange PMQs
It was a strange prime minister’s questions. The shadow of the attack on the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris this...
Christmas crackers
It was the last prime minister’s questions of the year and there was no sign of festive cheer. David Cameron’s team...
Cameron in full horrid public school mode – again
Ed Miliband rather effectively made the argument at prime minister’s questions about why David Cameron should be...
Tales of white van men and trips to A&E
The best line of today’s prime minister’s questions came from Jamie Reed, Labour member of parliament for Copeland....