Samantha Cameron and her two older children, Nancy, 11, and Elwen, 9, were in the gallery just beside me for PMQs – and they chose a belter. 'There's going to be quite a lot of shouting,' I heard Mrs Cameron warn the youngsters as the House assembled below us. There sure was. This was the last PMQs of the Parliament. For either Dave or Ed, this was possibly the last hurrah at the despatch box. As the Prime Minister took his seat he looked up and spotted his children. An enormous beam lit his face and he winked at them.Samantha Cameron and her two older children watched on during PMQsThey proceeded to see their father, the Prime Minister, trap Ed MilibandThe Labour leader was left flustered after Mr Cameron ruled out a VAT riseHis floundering reaction caused laughter among the Tory backbenches
After that momentary wobble, Mr Cameron proceeded to do to _ what your average food processor will do to a bunch of browning bananas. He pounced on _ confusion and asked Mr Miliband if he would reciprocate by ruling out a Labour tax rise on national insurance. He offered no such promise on national insurance, allowing Mr _ to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.