by Sean Dilley / 18 Mar 2013
Sean Dilley delves behind the chamber's scenes to discover how leaders and backbenchers alike prepare for prime minister's questions each week
by Sean Dilley / 17 Jul 2012
The Speaker discusses allegations of reduced-price alcohol in Parliament and whether having bars on the estate is a good thing
by Sean Dilley / 21 Mar 2011
It’s rhetorical, blustery, dramatic and a great spectacle, but does Prime Minister’s Questions do a disservice to modern politics? Sean Dilley looks for answers across the despatch box
by Sean Dilley / 15 Oct 2012
Conservative MP and culture, media and sport committee chair John Whittingdale faces some hard questioning by Sean Dilley about the place of select committees in the inquiry process
by Sean Dilley / 16 Jul 2012
Sean Dilley samples the gossip-laden delights of the Westminster village’s famous watering holes, reports on the truth behind allegations of subsidised drinks prices, and highlights the worries of how stories of drunken brawls and binge-drinking could affect the public’s perception of politics
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