PMQs sketch: Gloria in excelsis "The Children's Secretary is an absolute disgrace," cried Mr Miliband. Mr Speaker, let's see any of them try and live on £150 a week! Well, it's an idea. If the Labour leader were indeed to lose his job before 2015, no doubt he could walk into a commissioning job at Channel 4. Mr Miliband's MPs were notably less noisy than usual, and Mr Cameron had the better of the scripted putdowns. As always, irrespective of the topic in hand, the Prime Minister gloated about Mr Miliband's unhappy relationship with the trade unions. Yesterday, he said, the Labour leader had "completely bottled" his confrontation with them at the Trades Union Congress. "He folded faster than a Bournemouth deckchair!" shouted Mr Cameron gleefully. He told us it was going to be Raging Bull - but he gave us Chicken Run! This last line struck me as both inaccurate and unfair. Mr Miliband's speech at the TUC was not remotely like Chicken Run. Chicken Run was entertaining, well written and enjoyed by all who saw it. The Prime Minister should apologise to its director immediately. Helen Goodman (Lab, Bishop Auckland) asked about the young unemployed. Unlike the Prime Minister, she spat, they couldn't all land their first job "with the help of a royal equerry." Perhaps they could seek advice from Ms Goodman's leader instead. As a teenager Mr Miliband launched his political career by winning an internship with Tony Benn, who by sheer coincidence was a friend of his father.