PMQs: Ed nicks it, borrowing from Ronan Keating
Miliband won the main event, petty though it was. But Dave came into his own as the backbenchers took their turn
- 30 January 2013
PMQs: Cameron beats Ed, but Europe questions linger
The wind was in the Prime Minister’s sails this week, and it would have been hard for him to lose having just made a historic and popular pledge for an in-out EU referendum
- 23 January 2013
PMQs: A two horse(meat) race to an EU referendum
Cameron eased past Miliband on the Euro question - but Ed did have a decent point or two
- 16 January 2013
PMQs: Yuletide draw to end a drab year
A scoreless draw between Dave and Ed, in many ways, reflects a year when neither have had much to shout about. They, and we, could do with the break
- 19 December 2012
PMQs: Lines drawn for 2015 - 'strivers' vs. 'scroungers'
Over the next three years the Tories will present themselves as the party of strivers to Labour’s party of scroungers, while Labour will employ the age-old class war tactics
- 12 December 2012
PMQs: Miliband's miss of the season
This PMQs will go down as a complete and utter nightmare for Ed, not that it will matter in the slightest given the Chancellor’s statement this afternoon
- 5 December 2012
PMQs: Uh Oh. Pre-Leveson reality check for Ed
PMQs started with some words about flooding but with the floodgates of Leveson held at bay for twenty four hours, other matters came into play, writes Harry Cole.
- 28 November 2012
PMQs: Miliband mimicry mockery
There were glimpses of Flashman Dave on show at today's PMQs, but the PM's victory was mainly down to Miliband's routine self-destruction
- 21 November 2012
(D)PMQs: Snap, Crackle and Clegg
The Deputy Prime Minster destroyed his Labour opponent whilst stepping in for an absent Prime Minister, but the praise could not last forever writes Harry Cole
- 7 November 2012
PMQs: Miliband's momentum momentarily melts away...
Where there was a glimpse of Ed as PM material last week, the only comparison being made today - when he missed an open goal - is simply: Kinnock
- 31 October 2012
PMQs: Inflation down, crime down, performance down
With outings like this at the despatch box becoming a regular occurrence, the idea of Prime Minister Miliband is slowly becoming less absurd
- 24 October 2012
PMQs: Bloodbath edition
With the millstone of Mitchell round Cameron’s neck, Ed should have walked PMQs today - instead, he only just edged it, writes our UK Political Editor Harry Cole
- 17 October 2012
The Brussels Diary: Federal Europe is on its way
Federal Europe is on its way and the British people have been pushed too far already. It's just a shame that Westminster and the vast majority of the British main stream media isn't listening
- 14 September 2012
PMQs: A pointless win for the PM
Cameron got one over an off-form Miliband this week but it was to no avail in the light of events, dear boy writes Harry Cole
- 12 September 2012
PMQs: The inevitable questions, the morning after
After being booed at the Paralympics and a stressful forty-eight hours of reshuffling his team, the Prime Minister was greeted back at PMQs with a mixed bag, writes Harry Cole
- 5 September 2012
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