Prime Minister’s Questions

News of Ed Miliband’s impending nuptuals briefly lightens the mood at Prime Minister’s Questions, reports Peter McHugh.

It’s the business end of the political season for Chancellor George Osborne and his delivery of the Budget had echoes of Britain’s top football manager, says Peter McHugh.

Relations – both international and domestic – are at the centre of exchanges at Prime Minister’s Questions. But one key player is notable by his absence, as Peter McHugh reports.

As Prime Minister’s Questions resumes after its half-term break, Peter McHugh finds Ed Miliband letting David Cameron off the hook…again.

David Cameron tells MPs that he is “appalled” by a Supreme Court decision that sex offenders can appeal against being put on a register for life. Ministers will “do the minimum possible” to comply.

It wasn’t quite in the league of the Christmas Truce of 1914 but the February Truce of 2011 at PMQs may yet make it into the history books, writes Peter McHugh for Channel 4 News.

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As David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash for the last time this year at PMQs, broadcaster Peter McHugh asks whether the festive spirit will survive for long at Westminster.

Music legends The Smiths made an unlikely appearance at Prime Minister’s Questions earlier, with David Cameron conceding he may not be a “charming man” in the eyes of Johnny Marr and students.

University tuition fees dominate Westminster debate as David Cameron takes Prime Minister’s Questions ahead of more planned student demonstrations.