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Charles Moore’s Notes: Cameron should bring back twice-weekly PMQs

Plus: the BBC licence fee; Mrs Thatcher and the Jimmys; and Etonians in the Cabinet

16 May 2015

9:00 AM

16 May 2015

9:00 AM

David Cameron is taking a bit of trouble to unite his parliamentary party. Having built a coalition outside it last time, he knows he must now build one within. The best way to do this lies to hand. It is to return to the pre-Blair custom of having Prime Minister’s Questions twice a week.

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