Whether you're a politics fan or not, John Prescott's performance at Prime-Minsters question time is the best thing to happen to British politics certainly in my lifetime. Forget Gordon Brown: value-for-money, laugh-a-minute Prescott for PM!!!
Non-UK based readers should be informed that unfortunately not all parliamentary debates are quite this exciting!
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And he gets paid a fortune for that sort of performance? I can't help feel that Prescott going on about 'Tossers' is a bit of an own goal.
Still great TV yet not quite in the league of that great Aussie Paul Keating. Now he took no prisoners!
Posted by: Paul Martin | December 02, 2006 at 02:43 PM