It was a subdued prime minister's questions today. Not only had a serviceman, Captain Richard Holloway, been killed in...
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PMQs on Progress Articles
Christmas cards, turkeys and a tale of two countries
It was a somewhat lacklustre PMQs before the Christmas holidays. There were bad jokes about turkeys and Cameron's...
‘Jobs for the girls’?
The shadow of women hung over prime minister’s questions more than normal. Usually the Tories manage to shut women out...
Harman vs Cameron
Who won?Teddy Ryan: Today's PMQs was a very interesting affair. There wasn't a clear winner although both would no...
Harman trounces Clegg
Who won? Harriet. She tenaciously continued to chip away at Clegg over the issue of higher education and fees,...
The leaders square up
Who won?After a clear cut victory on his first outing as leader of the Labour party, Ed Miliband must avoid repeating...
Housing benefit reform in the firing line
Who won?Hopi Sen: Draw. Ed Miliband had the best joke and had a strong line of questioning, but Cameron stuck to his...
PMQs – seconds out for Ed
Who won?We saw a different style from both party leaders at PMQs today. For Ed Miliband, this was a more relaxed, less...
PMQs: Ed M at the despatch box
Who won? Luke Akehurst: Obviously I'm biased but I thought Ed won it. He struck an appropriate note of seriousness and...
An unusual PMQs: part II
Who won? Phil Taylor: For a man who has made a career of hating Liberal Democrats, the chance to take on Clegg in PMQs...
An unusual PMQs: part I
He must have wondered if this day would ever come too. He leads on Afghanistan and the Kabul Conference. He probes the...
PMQs: dodging the Qs?
Who won? Rupa Huq: Harriet Harman I'd say. She did not manage to extract any answer on the two week cancer promise....