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Which Prime Minister's Question Time moment would you rank as the most entertaining?
PMQs is the political equivalent of a Wednesday lunchtime panto, complete with jeering, eye-rolling and the occasional zinger. Which of these classic moments gets your vote for peak parliamentary theatre?
Put the items in your preferred order.
A
Cameron's 'Calm down, dear'
David Cameron channelling Michael Winner across the despatch box at Angela Eagle in 2011 still divides opinion. Cheeky banter or peak patronising? You decide.
B
Blair vs Hague verbal jousting
William Hague's quick-fire one-liners against Tony Blair gave Wednesdays a proper sparkle. A masterclass in old-school parliamentary banter before everyone started shouting.
C
Theresa May's 'Nothing has changed' echo
Forced laughter, awkward pauses and a delivery that launched a million memes. Mayhem at the despatch box in the most literal sense.
D
Starmer's lawyerly cross-examinations
Keir Starmer treating PMQs like a courtroom while the backbenches yawn. Forensic genius or watching paint dry? Depends on your politics.
E
Boris's blustering bus deflections
Boris Johnson responding to serious questions with Latin, hand gestures and tangents about kippers. Love him or loathe him, never dull viewing.
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