PMQs: Lidington and Thornberry on votes for 16-year-olds
Some 100 years after votes were given to some women in the UK, Emily Thornberry asked when voting would be extended to 16 and 17-year-olds across the UK.
She listed what could be done legally at 16. David Lidington replied with a list of things Labour banned 16-year-olds from buying, and suggested that if she wanted a lesson in inconsistency, "she might want to look in the mirror".