Brown starts with condolences for the families of a solider killed in Afghanistan and the hostages who were murdered in Iraq.
We start with a patsy question from a Labour backbencher about housing.
Cameron goes straight in on whether Brown was accurate in what he told the House last week about spending. Darling looks particularly glum as Brown replies.
Brown thumps the table saying the Tories will spend less every year than Labour. But that is not what Cameron is asking. Cameron keeps pushing for a correction of what Brown said last week. Brown reels off a list of figures but he looks distinctly uncomfortable.
Cameron has a bit of fun with the Sunday Times report about how Darling and Cooper disagreed with the 10 percent line last week. Cameron pushes Brown again for a correction. Brown tries once more to change the topic.
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