Miliband's skewering of Gove was quite masterful and delivered with a subtlety that Cameron is incapable of. This wasn't Ed's most rousing PMQs victory but certainly his most effective.

Just as I always knew, Ed Miliband has been grossly underestimated. He's tough, he's clever and he's a winner. He came from behind to suddenly win the leadership contest when he was written off. Just one year in to the new government and after losing badly in the general election, Labour were back taking seats in the local elections.
Under his leadership Labour has won several by-elections. The last one was in a marginal seat that the Tories must win if they are to get a majority at the next general election yet Labour increased their majority with a 6% swing to Labour.

Miliband always looks smart, calm and dignified, he doesn't fluster easily, he is decent and has integrity. With each passing day Ed is looking more statesmanlike than Cameron could ever hope to be. Definitely a PM in waiting. (and at long long last an honest one)

@DL,
Ah! ah! ah!
You have nothing to say, you are like your name dull.
Ah! ah! ah!
Keep watching PMQ's the best is to come.
Mr Milliband is right to ask Mr Cameron about the NHS until the penny drop has he probably hard of hearing.
At least we know now what Mr Clegg is supporting.
After the NHS, it will be the by election if Mr Hunne is convicted another PMQ's we will be watching and the fight between Lib/Dem and Tories.

@nourredine

You have nothing to say, you are like your name, an anti-bacterial drug for horses. (See how constructive that was? Ah! ah! ah!)

Ed is only winning NHS debates because of the professional bodies that oppose the bill; nothing to do with his own policies or character.

The NHS issue cannot continue long term. The public will get numb to hearing about it, the media will find some other issue that will sell more papers.

Ed needs more irons in the fire, more angles of attack, more definition against the coalition landscape. I really hope he can do better.

Dave the Tory Destroyer is still leading with his face. Cameron was so dazed by that telegraph pole of a left being meted out by Mr Coolie Cool Bro Ed Milliband that he ran off at the mouth.
Perhaps Dave was a leedle bit punchdrunk but he seemed to list NHS managers as supporting the Tory government's NHS reforms. Qui, we are aware that Cowboy Clegg has wheedled a signature out of some confused senior in the LibDem aristocracy but that is now a matter for BBCs Watchdog the consumers' white knight.
Are these these the same managers who as Tories would have it were running the NHS into the ground whilst at the same time trousering mega-salaries? As a reality and as a prospect, just amazing what awesome redundancy packages and lavish pensions will do to change minds. Not to mention the compensation for working in the NHS
So, let's get this straight, spun or crooked. These same NHS Managers, who according to Cameron and his Conservatives destroyed the NHS despite all the funds pumped in by Labour to build new hospitals, walk-in- centres, polyclinics and other medical structures, not forgetting the countless medical facilities supplied, are now solid supporters of Tory policy on the NHS. Forget the added human capital - the nurses, doctors, surgeons, porters and whatever else.
GedOutaHere!

I will appreciate his winning streak a little more when he starts leading from the front instead of jumping on the biggest longest bandwaggon going.
Thanks to those within the NHS and groups like 38Deg.
When he stands up and states that the all changes will be revoked at no cost to the British Taxpayer ie Nationalise it back !!
Also when he stands up and shows what an enlightened government can do like Danemark can do with regard to the deficit.
Finally remove the man who gave the Tories there punch line for the last 18 months Liam Byrnne a Blairite Tory who everytime he opens his mouth loses Labour 100,000 voters !!