Video: Lords reform: David Cameron 'aggressively pointed finger in Jesse Norman's face', says Labour MP Mr Turner described David Cameron's behaviour as "not what you would expect of a Prime Minister," after he witnessed the Conservative leader confronting Lords reform rebel and fellow Tory MP Jesse Norman in Parliament. The Coalition had just suffered an embarrassing climbdown after the threat of a backbench rebellion from around 90 Conservative MPs, allied with support from Labour, forced the Government to postpone a timetable motion on proposed reform to the House of Lords. Mr Norman, the Conservative MP for Hereford, had made it clear that by coordinating the mass rebellion over the Coalition's Lords reform he believed he was actually helping the Prime Minister, who many believe does not even want the reforms. Based on Mr Turner's ringside report, Mr Cameron gave Mr Norman, the full "Eton hairdryer" treatment, jabbing his finger aggressively in his face and declaring Jesse's conduct "not honourable" after the Coalition abandoned the key vote. The night after the evening before, a Downing Street spokesman told lobby journalists: "It was not right to characterise it as an argumentative exchange," stressing that Mr Cameron was merely making clear to Mr Norman that the MP had "misrepresented" his views.