Miliband On Top Form In PMQs

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-12760865

Ed Miliband gave undoubtedly his best and most confident performance as Labour Leader to date in today's Prime Minister's Questions.

He accused the Prime Minister of wrecking all the positive things the last Labour government had done to improve the NHS.  I thought the list he gave was an extremely effective way of illustrating the point. 

David Cameron was clearly thrown out of his comfort-zone, put on the defensive over the Coalition's proposals to reform the NHS. 

The Prime Minister trotted out the same old tired soundbites to attack Labour accusing them of only siding with the Trades Unions. I really had to laugh at this-it is the BMA who has led the opposition to the changes.

Is David Cameron really putting the BMA in the same bracket the most militant organisations like the RMT and the NUM?  It certainly sounded like it.  As Mr Miliband said, this government is showing itself to be totally arrogant and unwilling to listen.

The Labour Leader really hammered home the point that no one wants these changes to take place.

It was a brilliant performance, really tapping into the country's current mood.

Unfortunately, this government is will obvioulsy not take any notice until it is too late.