So Parliament is back, and so, too, is PMQs.  Stay tuned for live coverage from 1200. 12:02: And we're off. Brown pays his respects to those who have lost their lives in Afghanistan and lists their names. Very sombre and he has pitched it right. There are a lot of names; it takes five minutes to read them. It's extremely moving. 12:06: Ann Winterton on the Lisbon Treaty. Brown repli...

A change from the Coffee House norm for this last PMQs before the summer recess. Instead of the usual live-blog, we'll be live-tweeting the session, and our tweets will appear in the special window below (you may be familiar with it from Guido's PMQs coverage). Tweets from other political types may also appear. And you can add your own remarks to the live-stream not in the comments secti...

11:45: Stay tuned for live coverage from 12:00.

It's the last PMQs before half term recess, and with bankers, bail-outs and bonuses at the forefront of everyone's minds I'm hoping it will pack a punch! Watch PMQs live on Sky News from 12pm, and on our website here. As usual I'll be live micro-blogging PMQs which you can read by clicking on this link. And post your PMQs comments, complementary or otherwise, on the Boulto...

12:14 Nick Clegg stands up to ask a question. Time for a piss break. 12:09 Gordon Brown lies repeatedly, and on camera. No one notices. 12:00 PMQs commences. 11:59 Alistair Darling has arrived in the Commons.

12:00: Stay tuned for live coverage. As Gordon Brown is still in Northern Ireland, Harriet Harman will face William Hague today.

This will begin at 12 noon.

Stay tuned for live coverage from 1200. 12:00: Brown is to give a short statement on policing in Northern Ireland, in the hope that recent power sharing problems can be overcome.

12.18 Clegg attacks the VAT cut as a mistake; Brown says you have to use all weapons at your disposal and reels off everything the Government is doing. 12.16 Brown says he is dealing with tax havens and that he...

Live coverage of PMQs from 1200. 1202: Brown kicks off by marking this as the Speaker's final PMQs.  We'll have a "valedictory" session for the Speaker after PMQs. 1203: Oh dear. Labour's Alan Whitehead asks what would happen with climate change commitments if budgets were cut by "say, 10 percent".  Embarrassing.  I think we can see where this PMQs...