article_snippet: This was the last PMQs of the Parliament.
article_snippet: But as the Prime Minister read the Prime Minister usual opening spiel about having 'further such meetings today' the Prime Minister shot the Speaker a rueful little smile, plainly acknowledging that the precious formula of words – used by premiers for decades – might never again fall from the Prime Minister lips.
article_snippet: After a drollery about Samantha Cameron's 'retirement plans' (that TV interview which has so excited the PM's more crosspatch critics), Ed Mil' challenged the PM to give a straight answer to a straight question. '
article_snippet: Samantha Cameron: 'Yes.'
article_snippet: the Prime Minister had been expecting the PM to give a waffling non-answer.
article_snippet: The eyebrow had been raised in a doubting manner as the Prime Minister put the query.
article_snippet: the Prime Minister tone had been sarcastic.
article_snippet: just knew – that Mr Cameron's ' would not be able to give a straight answer.
article_snippet: After all, PMS is meant to be about questions TO the prime minister, not from the prime minister.