Cameron again uses PMQ's to attack Brown's decision making.

David Cameron used Prime Minister's question time to once again attack the government's record on decison making.Asking how many reviews the PM has set up,52 according to the Tory leader, which is one every four days.Brown replied that the reviews are a response to the publics,according to Cameron,the public don't want reviews but policy.

The arguments continued over the future of A levels with Cameron once again using the opportunity to clai that he could not get an answer out of the Prime Minister.

The bugging controversy was introduced by Labour backbencher Ann Cryer but Liberal Leader Nick Clegg used it as a excuse to claim that bugging was no suprise as Britain was"-the most spied upon country on the planet."

Did the Liberal Dems wish to stop CCTV surviellence which had cut crime ?retorted Brown.

I question whether the tactics of the Tory leader in continuing to press Brown on questions he will not answer and Tory backbenchers continuing to ask questions with the purpose of getting the EU treaty referendum onto the agenda.