Prime Minister David Cameron said on Wednesday that an Israeli raid on Gaza-bound aid ships was “completely unacceptable”.In his first public comments on the situation, Cameron said he had also spoken to Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan “to extend our condolences for the Turkish citizens who have been lost”. “What has happened is completely unacceptable,

The Labour leader tells the House of Commons that the Prime Minister is creating a "lost generation" of young people.

The prime minister has gained a reputation among some Tory MPs for aloof arrogance – a judgement that completely baffles the rather likable Mr Cameron, writes Iain Martin

Ed Miliband has used his own blog to explain where David Cameron got it wrong at Prime Minister’s Questions today, saying: Today we saw the usual pattern from the Prime Minister when he is in a corner. I have seen it at PMQs before – on school sports, NHS competition law and sentencing. First he denies his own policy, then he tries insults. Usually, the U-turn follows Will the same hap...

Ed Miliband MP, Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labour Party, today challenged David Cameron on inaccurate claims the Prime Minister has made at PMQs.

PMQs started with a simple enough question from David Cameron – “This morning the Prime Minister said that a general election would cause “chaos”. What on earth did he mean?” I had a slight groan when I heard the question. Even the most non-articulate of Prime Ministers could bat that one away. Cameron was

Asked what the thinking was behind the decision to cancel PMQs following the sad death of David Cameron s son, the PMS said that the Prime Minister s view was that he wanted to consult the Opposition Party, listen to their views and agree a sensible way forward which marked this very difficult day for everybody in Westminster. Asked if the Prime Minister or Sarah Brown had spoken to David or Saman...

UPDATE 10.43: In place of PMQs brief statements will be read to the House by the Prime Minister, William Hague and Vince Cable. Prime Minister's Questions has been cancelled today in light of the death of David Cameron's son Ivan.  

After the deputies battled it out last week, today sees the party leaders taking centre stage for the last PMQs before summer recess.Will the Prime Minister go out with a bang? Or can David Cameron and Nick Clegg steal his thunder - Watch PMQs live at 12pm on the Sky News channel, and on our website via this link.I'll also be blogging PMQs as it happens on the Sky News Politics site.And please joi...

Taking any party political hat off I doubt whether anyone could seriously doubt that David Cameron got the better of the Prime Minister at PMQs today. Brown was his normal hesitant, stuttering plodding self and seemed content to rest on his usual fare of wittering on about Tory spending cuts. Cameron started off by asking him why he thought a general election would cause "chaos", as he had said on...