The triumphalism of the Tories may yet sink them. It was a disgusting sight to behold, the party scenting blood and...
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PMQs on Progress Articles
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...
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...
Battlelines drawn
The battlelines for the next election were more clearly drawn today than they have ever been. Labour’s key point is...
Knocking Cameron off his stride
When Miliband picks a subject now you realise that it is going to run for the rest of the week, and that Labour will...
Bully boy Cameron
It is difficult to be leader of the opposition at prime minister’s questions. You ask about the right things and you...
Floods and fires and sinking plans
It was a subdued prime minister's questions today. Not only had a serviceman, Captain Richard Holloway, been killed in...
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...
Turning into a Tory
The main subject of debate at today’s prime minister’s questions, which was actually deputy prime minister’s questions...
PMQs fever
Death stalked prime minister’s questions today with serious illness and cancers the rather gloomy themes. Not that Ed...
A mud-wrestle of a PMQs
Sometimes the problem with Twitter is that you call it too soon. Ex-Labour MP Tony McNulty got in trouble at today’s...