Prime Minister's Questions

[ER]

In my all-time top ten favorite TV shows. Am I the only one?

[ER]

It was cool tonight, the House was empty except for the members of the government and the shadow cabinets, the Speaker and a few clerks, and seating was staggered so everyone was about two paces apart. And just when I thought it couldn't get any better, former Prime Minister Theresa May asked a question from the back benches as member for Maidenhead (I wouldn't want to live there) so seeing her again was a nice plus.

I could watch PMQ every night.

[Alex]

The first time Kristi saw PMQ's I felt quite embarrassed with the schoolyard level shouting and boo's going on. It is something I'll watch regularly, although I'll often also switch the channel quite quickly if they are just trying to score points off each other rather than debating any real issues.

[ER]

Truth: a few years ago I had as one of my ringtones that barrage of jeering voices you hear on PMQ when one side is collectively heckling the other. (Another ringtone was that chaotic noise of a symphony orchestra tuning up just before a performance. I love that sound.)