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The Labour leader found his stride after declaring that Cameron was "a PR man who can't even do a relaunch".
"I never thought the big society was about feeding hungry children in Britain," Miliband tells Cameron.
Labour leader says the government is hitting people "they don't meet and whose lives they will never understand".
The Labour leader exposed the coalition's failure on the Work Programme.
The PM demolished Miliband as he declared that the Labour leader had "impersonated more politicians than Rory Bremner".
The Deputy PM shouted himself hoarse as he defended the coalition's economic record.
The Labour leader failed to get the better of Cameron over the EU budget.
The Labour leader is finally starting to sound like a prime minister-in-waiting.
The Chief Whip gave the saga new life by shouting that he "didn't" swear at the police.
The Labour leader's big idea is dangerously vulnerable to mockery.
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