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Ed Miliband’s first PMQs: how did he do?
Good debut by Ed Miliband, raising the tempo and volume more than I expected. A slightly vicar-ish quality when he started, piano, then he got more strident raising the volume as he went on.
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The full scale of spending cuts will be unveiled today when Chancellor George Osborne outlines the details of the government’s comprehensive spending review.
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Good debut by Ed Miliband, raising the tempo and volume more than I expected. A slightly vicar-ish quality when he started, piano, then he got more strident raising the volume as he went on.
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