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New Thinking.

10 February 2010

Brown beats Cameron at PMQs

Increasingly confident, the Labour leader dominates the House.

By James Macintyre

There is no doubt that, objectively, Gordon Brown got the better of David Cameron at Prime Minister’s Questions today, with a series of powerful put-downs against a Tory leader who sought to pick holes in the government’s social care policy.

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