Comment from Goodnight Vienna, videos below.

I don't think there's much to write home about this week except that it was notable for there being no roll of honour from Cameron.

When Labour was in government it was evident that they didn't listen to any views other than their own; their heads nodded, their mouths said yes but their actions proved them liars and manipulators. It's interesting to see them in Opposition after 13yrs because they're just the same but more vocal and aggressive. They still have their fingers in their ears,

Comment from Godnight Vienna: It was another good one. This is what PMQs should be; it's what we've missed for so many years and is a sharp contrast to the dirge of Labour. It was sparky, energetic, confrontational and revealing. I could go on but I'm in danger of sounding like a PMQs groupie. The truth is I'm just so delighted at the raised standard of debate,

There is nothing printable I could write about this bunch of IRA apologists.

That's you Kennedy and you Hain.

Just to be clear, there may have been a case to answerfor unlawful killing at the time but nearly forty years on even the possibility of political show trials is a national disgrace. If the government isn't aware of the consequences of such actions, they are fools.

Going round, and round:

Cameron began by paying tribute to the Royal Marine, 40 Commando, who died of his wounds in Birmingham on Monday and the two soldiers from 1st Btn, Duke of Lancaster's Regt who died yesterday.  He praised "the exceptional work" of our Armed Forces in Afghanistan and highlighted the important role played by the medics who work alongside them.

The first question fell to Philip Davies (Con, Shipley) who asked whether the PM accepted that those who voted conservative at the election didn't do so in order to see criminals released early from prison or given softer sentences [wails from the Labour benches].  "If he really wants to reduce the budget of the Prison Service can I suggest that he takes away Sky tv from the 4000 prisoners who enjoy that luxury in their cells."

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Spotted this on a new subscriber's YouTube channel and it's current, uploaded yesterday but I'm not sure exactly when the incident happened.

As usual with these sorts of incidents it's the college kid's fault for being assaulted, at least according to Mediaite though the 'non partisan' writer gets universally and on occasion amusingly caned in the comments, I particularly like the suggestion from one commenter that if the Congressman kept the kids phone he could be guilty of strong-arm robbery,