Prime Minister's Question Time

Sorry - didn't see your post. I've just posted something on the other thread about it.

He put effort into it this week and he was speaking on a policy the whole party agrees with, which made a change. Perhaps he has woken up to the fact a leader needs to have support from the MPs as well as party members .

But I question what has been plotted, McDonald was on the news being so humble , how he is willing to learn ,I do not trust this man , pity because I even warmed a little towards Corbyn at PMQ

When Cameron was PM he 'dealt with' Corbyn by ridiculing him and refusing to answer his questions. Corbyn didn't react by descending to the same level.
Thank goodness Theresa May is a more charitable person, so Corbyn is able to show his strengths.

ps you're right about Amanda Rudd scowling and Boris looking bored, I thought that too. I watched the last half hour or so then the Andrew Neal bit.

Sorry, that should be Amber Rudd.

She didn't really answer his questions, though, did she?

This is brilliant, John Crace's dissection of PMQs, or rather of the PM.

www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/sep/14/mays-pmqs-disaster-gives-cameron-parting-gift-of-schadenfreude