PMQs as it happened
Review our live coverage as Ed Miliband and David Cameron clashed over the economy in this week’s PMQs.
The Week in Politics: David Cameron and the Spiders from Brussels
Like a rock legend obliged to reaffirm his greatness every few years or so with the release of a new album, so David Cameron is obliged to acknowledge events and the passing of time by actively holding his party together on Europe. It’s a chore, but this old hand is getting very good at it.
PMQs verdict: Tories unite in cheering EU-slayer Cameron home
David Cameron’s Europe speech has had an electric effect on the Conservative party. This might just prove to be the PMQs which pushes the Tories over the line in 2015.
PMQs as it happened
Follow our live coverage of PMQs here, as David Cameron reacts to news of the helicopter crash in Vauxhall.
Attack ads in the UK? Cameron’s ex-spinner Eustice wants reform
David Cameron’s former press secretary has called on broadcasters and ministers to review their “lazy assumption” against US-style political advertising in Britain.
2013 preview: Why blinkered austerity politics will ignore Britain’s biggest problems
Impatient speculating about the fate of the coalition and bickering over the economy mask the true scale of the challenge facing Britain’s politicians in 2013.
PMQs as it happened
Review our live coverage of the last PMQs before Christmas with our live blog.
As-it-happened: PMQs and Pat Finucane statement
Follow our live coverage of David Cameron trying to cheer Tory party spirits in prime minister’s questions, as a weak winter sun shines down on Westminster.
PMQs verdict: Cameron and Miliband grinning at the heart of the storm
Around them Ed Miliband and David Cameron’s respective backbenchers yelled and brayed, but the prime minister’s questions moment seemed to hold. Their eyes locked…
The week in review: Reshuffle reloads the coalition
As the prime minister chillaxes with his customary glass of plonk, he’ll think to himself: this wasn’t quite the week I’d planned.
