PMQs: Skinner and Cameron on Davos trip, tax and banks

23 January 2013 Last updated at 08:03 ET Help

Labour's Dennis Skinner teased the prime minister about leaving "austerity-riddled Britain to wine and dine at Davos" with "bankers" and "tax-avoiding millionaires."

He called David Cameron a "posh boy", but the prime minister reckoned the veteran MP might agree with his speech to the World Economic Forum, which would cover tax avoidance and evasion.

The pair have a history of frosty exchanges in the House of Commons.

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