Apparently Ed has been taking lessons in sledging from the Aussie cricketers. According to today's Grauniad he's discovered that just after a cheer or a roar at PMQ's there's a brief silence and he slips in his jibe, in a normal voice so that basically only Cameron and those near him can hear. Stuff like"you don't know your brief" and "you're supposed to be PM" Wednesday's "puce faced" (Guardian again) outburst was the payoff!

Cameron is making a bit of losing his temper. His appearance at Leveson could be enormous fun. I've got the popcorn in already.

Let's hope Flashman comes out to play.

I just hope he doesn't try to roast someone. The thought sickens me.

I wonder why Gideon is only sending in a written statement?

Monday will be the best, watching Blair squirm for all he is worth.

It's the Tory show all week then is it?

I don't think we have any different political parties anymore, they're all self serving idiots, I didn't like Labour under Kinnock et al, but at least I knew what they stood for. Now it's all shades off grey I am afraid, is there a single person in either the cabinet or shadow cabinet that isn't considerably affluent (or in Millibands case, effluent)

Why should that mean anything, unless we're back to the "poor & socialist = envious; rich & socialist = hypocrite" argument

keep on keeping on coddy, we can see Milliband and his pals for the tossbags they are. (Cameron and Clegg are no better, mind)

do you REALLY think Balls is up to running an economy, I wouldn't trust him to run a bath.

You've made it plainly obvious over the years that you wouldn't trust ANY Labour politician with anything. Quite apart from constantly making reference to Gordon Brown's physical disability and heritage, you have also blamed him for the world's financial mess. One thing that can be said for Ed Balls & Labour, Balls predicted we'd be entering a double-dip recession two years ago and despite what Gideon and Camoron may say about Labour's plans to spend their way out of recession, they have still had to borrow £158bn more than Labour predicted, simply because of reduced tax-take, through throwing so many people on the dole.

Take a good look at some of today's papers and read what business people now have to say about this government's failure to invest in anything worthwhile.

Having seen your persistent posts in defence of let-it-rip capitalistism, I would have thought you'd be in favour of an affluent cabinet and shadow cabinet.
If you can't see the difference, the problem is yours.