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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.

In a brutal PMQs clash with Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer said Gavin Williamson was a 'sad middle manager getting off on intimidating those beneath him' and a 'cartoon bully with a pet spider'

The PM said ‘it is absolutely right’ that Sir Gavin resigned from government and he did not know about ‘any of the specific concerns’ relating to his conduct

Former Labour leader hits out at Prime Minister over ‘inaccurate’ jibes made at PMQs

The former Labour leader called for the Prime Minister to correct the 'wholly inaccurate representation' he had given of his 2019 agenda during PMQs

The Prime Minister refused to pledge the state pension or benefits will rise with 10.1% inflation in April - instead telling PMQs 'difficult decisions will be made'

Under a greatest hits set of questions from Keir Starmer, the newly minted PM mocked Labour for “finally understanding that spending has to be paid for” - a realisation that eluded members of his own cabinet as recently as Friday

The ghouls gathered, not wanting to miss the action, but it could have been so much worse

Prime Minister’s Questions isn’t really about scrutiny. The thankless but important task of holding the government to account takes place in dusty committee rooms and low-key debates. Instead, PMQs is about theatre, boosting the morale of your backbenchers, testing out attack lines and ensuring the prime minister is on top…

The top Tory was on holiday with his wife and children in Belgium - and is thought to have laughed out loud when he got a text saying ‘Jeremy, it’s Liz Truss , please call urgently’

The Prime Minister told MPs at PMQs earlier today that she and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will be increasing pensions in line with inflation.