The Eurosceptics are in the ascendant, and they feel pretty good about it.
Plus: May’s first PMQs. Splash! Olive trees in view. Plosh! Ministers reshuffled. Splurge! Cameroons fired. Whoosh! P.S: Time for another dip in my Spanish pool…
The entire half an hour or so.
May bludgeoned Corbyn by spelling out home truths.
The new Prime Minister stuffs Corbyn on her debut. This one could run and run.
This Prime Minister knew how to arrive, and how to go.
“Nothing is really impossible, if you put your mind to it.”
The Prime Minister has seldom been bested at PMQs – a weekly ritual that he’s been involved in on and off for the best part of 25 years.
The Prime Minister took the opportunity to lay out his pro-EU case.
While on the Labour front bench, Watson smiles the smile of a man who knows he will one day have to get rid of Corbyn.
The Prime Minister also baffled the Labour leader, and enjoyed the support of the Boadicea of Bishop Auckland.
The Chancellor, who was standing in for the PM, sounded stiff, over-prepared and ungenerous.
The Prime Minister thanked the Shipley MP for his advice on diplomacy.
The Prime Minister managed, without sounding feeble, to admit that he is fallible.
David Cameron used the charge of anti-semitism as a moral club with which to bludgeon Jeremy Corbyn.