Prime minister and Labour leader discuss childcare and schooling at PMQs – anything to avoid answering his own party on the EUFair is foul and foul is fair. Friends are foes and foes are friends. The natural has become unnatural in Westminster: no more so than at prime minister’s questions. David Cameron may still have his reservations about Jeremy Corbyns attire and willingness to sing the national anthem,but he finds the Labour leader a mighty deal more simpatico than many of those sitting on his own benches. The appreciate isn’t necessarily fully reciprocated yet, but Dave has been more than happy to attach in the hours working on the bromance. On Wednesday, or his efforts appeared to be paying off. “I want to talk about childcare,” said Corbyn. Dave was thrilled. Ideally he might have preferred to fade on a few more dates before getting round to the major relationship minefields, but if thats what Jeremy wanted, and that’s what Jeremy would have. I’m delighted to talk about childcare,” he purred. “There’s nothing I’d like more than to talk about childcare.” Now he came to behold more closely, Jeremy’s personal style did have a certain je ne sais quoi.
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Source: theguardian.com