Reply to: 10 mins until PMQ

[Peoplesoft bloke]

Golden Clown always comes out with the "Tories have no policy" line. Why Call me Dave doesnt tell him they are in opposition and are not required to put forward policy I will never know.

I have always felt that the "you are crap" or "you couldnt do better" argument is a smoke screen for "we know we are crap but will try and con the voters that you are worse".

Totally agree "we are tulip but the other lot are tulipe" what a pathetic argument. My next least favourite goes along the lines of "things are already awful so let's make them a bit worse" - like people who say we might as well have ID cards and a DNA database because the gov already has loads of our data

[Churchill]

Christ! Is he blind?

I don't know about the late great JC, but Blunkett is!

[Platypus]

1249 Former Home Secretary David Blunkett says people wanted Ms Blears' resignation to be announced in a "different manner". He says she and outgoing Home Secretary Jacqui Smith have been "terrific ministers".

Christ! Is he blind?

[Menelaus]

1249 Former Home Secretary David Blunkett says people wanted Ms Blears' resignation to be announced in a "different manner". He says she and outgoing Home Secretary Jacqui Smith have been "terrific ministers".

have terrific norks.

[Cyberman]

cant get it here in Germanland

Can you not get BBC Parliament on Zatto ?

[The Lone Gunman]

"Follow the links below to read the PMQs transcript or listen to the broadcast again.

· Watch PMQs on Number 10 TV (coming soon)
· Listen to PMQs (coming soon)
· Read the transcript (coming soon)"

There is a text feed usualy available from the BBC politics page.
It is slow though and you do not get the atmosphere of the chamber.

[chef]

There's a live stream available via the Number10 website as well - not sure if that is subject to the same locale restriction but worth a try.

"Follow the links below to read the PMQs transcript or listen to the broadcast again.

· Watch PMQs on Number 10 TV (coming soon)
· Listen to PMQs (coming soon)
· Read the transcript (coming soon)"

[Pondlife]

All over now.

Opportunity missed IMHO. I know the expenses issue is cross party and so not really something any of them can take the high ground on but the fact that there are ministers leaving the cabinet faster than you can say Accenture directorship should have been fair game.

[Menelaus]

There's a live stream available via the Number10 website as well - not sure if that is subject to the same locale restriction but worth a try.

also available via parliament.uk.

[voodooflux]

They have a live stream thingy on the BBC website... might be the most amusement I get all day....

its blocked outside of the uk

There's a live stream available via the Number10 website as well - not sure if that is subject to the same locale restriction but worth a try.

[Menelaus]

With that amount of noise, it may as well be a football stadium...

"Oi! Brown! You're! tulip! blaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!"

[Doggy Styles]

It's on TV in the corridors here, but they've got the sound turned down.

Cameron was looking very serious and saying a lot, Darling was looking like he'd just trod in a turd, and Brown was laughing. What was that exchange about?

[The Lone Gunman]

Good exchange between Brown and Cameron there.

Their argument

- Brown would not guarantee Darling would remain as Chancellor and his leadership had collapsed.

- Cameron has no policy to deal with the recession.

Golden Clown always comes out with the "Tories have no policy" line. Why Call me Dave doesnt tell him they are in opposition and are not required to put forward policy I will never know.

I have always felt that the "you are crap" or "you couldnt do better" argument is a smoke screen for "we know we are crap but will try and con the voters that you are worse".

[cailin maith]

its blocked outside of the uk

Oh... not sure how all that works

[M_B]

Good exchange between Brown and Cameron there.

Their argument

- Brown would not guarantee Darling would remain as Chancellor and his leadership had collapsed.

- Cameron has no policy to deal with the recession.