As MPs get ready for the final PMQs of the current Parliament, BBC archives recall some of the highlights of the last five years. David Cameron and Ed Miliband have dominated the proceedings but other MPs have also popped up with a few sound bites, planted questions, funny and serious lines of their own. And the Speaker has been there to try and keep them in order, and urge them to keep it quiet. The next PMQs will follow the 7 May election. But the date, and who sits where in the chamber, is no

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"He talks to me about consistency and U-turns. The government's had three U-turns in the last month." Labour leader Keir Starmer says Boris Johnson "argues about one brief one week and one the next". | Channel 4 News

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