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It’s one of his old favorites (as on Desert Island Discs). He wouldn’t sing the tune – but he did chant the words.

Paxman v the Prime Minister, Paxman v the Opposition Leader.

“I have been played as a fool. But I would much rather be an honourable fool, in this and any other matter, than a clever man.”

The last PMQs of the parliament saw the Labour leader walk into a trap.

The first in a fortnightly series of videos from the MEP, author and ConHome columnist.

As Chris Ship of ITV noted on Twitter: “And this is the group this govt has insulated from austerity…”

So unlike Margaret Thatcher, he won’t seek to “go on and on”. But by naming possible future Tory leaders, has he just set a tiger among the pigeons?

Labour’s inadequacies in Scotland have put the SNP into the position of power-broker, she argues.

The Daily Politics explores how markets reacted to the Budget by going to a market and asking people.

There weren’t many MPs in the House for Danny’s big moment, but they still managed to make plenty of noise.

It was the stand-out line from George Osborne’s low-key Budget.

“We’re not looking for any sort of deal. The fact is the difference between Labour and the SNP is too big, and the gap has grown.”

Courtesy of the Sun.

He returns.

It will be “a budget for the long term”, George Osborne tells Andrew Marr.