PMQs Today Without The Shouting: 16 March 2016

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All eyes are on Parliament today as everyone eagerly awaits George Osborne's yearly budget, but first we have to sit through the weekly rowdiness of Prime Minister's Questions - so let's take a look at what happened at PMQs today, cutting out all the rubbish bits.

George Osborne was giggling while Jeremy Corbyn asked about air pollution:

Gideon can't stop laughing ! Must be the thought of taking money off the disabled #PMQs

— paul (@paulpdh) March 16, 2016

The Tories started off by fluffing themselves on today's positive employment figures:

David Cameron highlights fall in unemployment in West Midlands, says the #midlandsengine is working #PMQs

— Jonathan Walker (@jonwalker121) March 16, 2016

Unemployment is down as @Mike_Fabricant keeps several wig makers in business alone! #PMQs

— Jordan Hennessy (@JordanHennessy4) March 16, 2016

JEREMY CORBYN GOT A NEW SUIT.

Nice duds #PMQs pic.twitter.com/RFTPpPQ6j9

— Graeme Demianyk (@GraemeDemianyk) March 16, 2016

Smart suit and tie done up today for Corbyn... Cameron's mother's sartorial preferences more influential than expected. #PMQs

— Sam Macrory (@sammacrory) March 16, 2016

Jezza had a quip on hand harking back to the days when Cameron ran on a green iniative:

"No husky was safe from his cuddles" must be one of the weirder Parliamentary putdowns in history. #PMQs

— James Ball (@jamesrbuk) March 16, 2016

There was yet another new buzzword flying about, joining the "northern powerhouse" as one of the most annoying phrases ever uttered in Parliament.

Hello Midlands engine #PMQs

— Anna McCaul (@AnnaMcCaul21) March 16, 2016

Angus Robertson asked about stability in Syria, David Cameron started talking about Ireland:

Trying to get a straight answer from the PM. #PMQs pic.twitter.com/OPHlresBUq

— Jonathon (@JPooleSmith) March 16, 2016

Cameron practically started a Twitter civil war between Manchester and Birmingham:

Great moment of comedy there as Cameron describes Birmingham as UK's second city

It is Manchester. That is the end of the discussion #PMQs

— Politicsandpuns (@politicsandpuns) March 16, 2016

Ranil Jayawardena tried to coin a new term for Isis:

Tory MP tells Commons he calls Daesh the "Satanic state" #PMQs

— Jonathan Walker (@jonwalker121) March 16, 2016

Corbyn's new suit prompted a "The Dress" moment:

Let's not lose sight of the real question today. Is Jeremy Corbyn's tie RED or ORANGE? #PMQs pic.twitter.com/q5qYG2aHgr

— Mark Sands (@MkSands) March 16, 2016

But the more interesting point of Jeremy's new suit - he was wearing a blue jacket with black trousers!

** BREAKING NEWS **

Corbyn MAY be wearing black trousers & blue jacket AND NOT A SUIT (seeking confirmation) #pmqs pic.twitter.com/EACPRVjINn

— General Boles (@GeneralBoles) March 16, 2016

@joncraig blue jacket black trousers

— Torcuil Crichton (@Torcuil) March 16, 2016

There was a sighting of an endangered species...

LOL I didn't know Lib Dem MPs existed anymore #PMQs

— Sophie (@Nulawiththehula) March 16, 2016

#pmqs oh its Timmy leader of the #libdems as if anybody cares

— Sophia C Botha (@sophiabotha74) March 16, 2016

For once, Farron is dead right.
We owe a massive obligation to our Afghan ex-interpreters in view of the danger they especially face.#PMQs

— A Libertarian Rebel (@A_Liberty_Rebel) March 16, 2016

And this happened...

Chris Leslie's squad coordinating outfits #pmqs pic.twitter.com/EDd87yEE0l

— General Boles (@GeneralBoles) March 16, 2016

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