David Cameron complained that Ed Miliband was 'personally horrid' to him when they clashed during Prime Minister's Questions, MailOnline has learned. The Labour leader tore into the PM at lunchtime, accusing him of being 'dodgy' and 'rotten' in one of the most aggressive clashes for months. As Mr Cameron left the Chamber he complained to Tory ministers about the onslaught, claiming Mr Miliband had hit out 'because he was losing'. Scroll down for video Labour leader Ed Miliband tore into David Cameron in the Commons over tax avoidance, accusing him being 'rotten' in one of the most aggressive clashes for months
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EXCLUSIVE: Cameron overheard complaining as he left the Commons
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Prime Minister told Tory MPs how Miliband was 'horrid' to him in PMQs
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Cameron claimed Labour leader lashed out because he was 'losing'
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The two men clashed over allegations of tax avoidance and party donors
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Tories question whatever happened to ending Punch and Judy politics
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MPs slam 'pathetic' taxman for prosecuting just ONE person on leaked list
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Details of 6,800 people using Swiss HSBC bank accounts are now public
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