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his own special law, mr speaker. dpp. the pensions increase. 0ur political correspondent iain watson joins us now. there was a lot of laughter but a really hostile tone which we haven t seen before. it really hostile tone which we haven t seen before- seen before. it was a very unedifying seen before. it was a very unedifying spectacle - seen before. it was a very unedifying spectacle to i seen before. it was a veryi unedifying spectacle to be seen before. it was a very - unedifying spectacle to be frank but what was interesting as we have seen much tougher action being taken on both sides regarding local elections in england and it might well set the tone for the next general election campaign. labour has a sizeable lead but it is narrowing so quite a lot at stake. what is what is interesting is that once we had seen