PMQs sketch: Ed couldn’t keep away from the boos
Conservative cheering couldn’t drown out the memory of boos which greeted George Osborne at the Paralympics earlier this week.
Week in review: The Tale Of David Pigling Squirrel Tiggywinkle Cameron
First he’s a mouse, next minute he’s a chambermaid: are Tory MPs intent on turning their party leader into a character from Beatrix Potter?
The Week in Review: Back to normal?
An Australian hides behind Ecuador because Britain wants to give him to Sweden who might give him to America. It wasn’t quite back to normal after the Olympics this week.
Politics on hold as party leaders head to the Med
Britain’s political leaders are jetting off to the Mediterranean for their summer holidays this week.
Britain does not want Blair back
The popularity of the Labour party would slip three per cent if Tony Blair returned as leader, a poll has revealed.
Coalition is UK’s ‘anchor in a global storm’
The coalition government will remain intact until 2015, David Laws, a top Liberal Democrat, said today.
PMQs: Cameron mocked after PM’s biggest rebellion
Ed Miliband did not hold back from taunting David Cameron over last night’s Lords reform rebellion in prime minister’s questions.
PMQs as-it-happened
Follow our live coverage of the final prime minister’s questions before the long summer recess here.
Savage Commons debate appears to scupper Libor inquiry
Government plans for a parliamentary inquiry into the Libor scandal seemed to be in deep trouble today, following a brutal Commons debate.
PMQs sketch: Party interest wins out
Ed Miliband accused David Cameron of acting in the party interest, not the national interest, in prime minister’s questions this lunchtime. But both leaders were guilty of exactly that – and MPs couldn’t care less.
