David Cameron and Ed Miliband were both pretty good at Prime Minister’s Questions. Cameron carried an air of confidence and could brush off countless U-turns, while Miliband often built a solid and coherent case throughout his six questions.
Sure, they were no William Hague vs Tony Blair, but after years of Theresa May’s woodenness, Jeremy Corbyn’s misplaced sanctimony and Boris Johnson’s bluster, one has learned to appreciate the good times.
