Prime Ministers Questions was today replaced with 'Points Of View.'
You say that like it's a bad thing.
"Traditional" PMQs is generally an opportunity for government MPs to ask tedious planted questions, for the PM to fail to answer opposition MPs' questions while delivering a few snide insults, and for our politicians generally to behave like particularly silly children. It's been basically like this under at least four PMs, though the snide insults are something of a Cameron speciality. That our political journalists seem to like it says more about them then about how valuable it is.
And Corbyn will revert to traditional PMQ's in a few weeks because deep down the parties like it too.
