Steve Millerband says the public should have PMQ's

Pancake making queens?

It's a good idea....he has seen how Clegg's weekly radio show goes down on LBC radio....Dave would rather not , I suspect

It's a good idea, to a degree, Leo but has he thought it though?

No, he hasn't and to see Balls laughing and cheering proved to me what a bunch of bananas the Labour Party are.

Too bad they're backing the NO campaign in Scotland.  Darling strikes me as a bit of a creep.

Any man who doesn't shave his eyebrows, should give Frasier Crane a call

I would not mind us being able to question the government over the internet

or have someone where people can put up opinions

rather than just on a fairly anonymous forum

A lot of things on here do need to brought to a governments attention I feel
I know it sounds ridiculous...but that is free speech...we seem to be losing it in this country

just asking the government questions as on question time is useless...you will just get the party line

We should have referendums on all major issues...the internet makes it possible

only then do you get true democracy

And you can trust the internet can't you
We vote people in to run the country, let them get on with it.
Referendums for everything, too expensive.

More than our governments tbh
then we don't get democracy

In PMQs the PM obviously has advanced warning of every question, as he can't be expected to know everything.

His spin doctors write his replies for him. 

I often wonder what would happen if he (or any other PM for that matter) was forced to just turn up and face questions, not knowing what was coming.

How many questions would he be asked from the opposition BEFORE we got just one that he KNEW the answer to?

Considering he was on Tees Radio last week, but kept on referring to the economical growth in Tyneside, until the host said 'Do know you're in  Teeside, and that Tyneside is 40 miles further north?'

I think it could be a long session.