The Labour MP Chris Bryant, who led today's Commons debate on phone hacking, gets annoyed with the Sky News presenter Kay Burley

One guaranteed way of creating a storm on Twitter is to engage in a bust-up with a Sky News presenter. Preferably Kay Burley.

This time the duty fell to the Labour MP and former vicar Chris Bryant, who had been called into the Sky News studio for an interview on Burley's Afternoon Live show.

We pick up the transcript as Bryant, who led today's Commons debate on the News of the World phone hacking story, tells Burley that phone hacking and other illegal techniques were "endemic" in the newspaper industry in the past.

Burley: Do you have evidence for that?

Bryant: Sorry, for what?

Burley: Do you have evidence that it is endemic not only at the News of the World but other newspapers? Pretty strong claim if you don't.

Bryant: Well, the Information Commissioner produced a report which if you had listened to the debate earlier yourself then you would know, or if you had read that report then you would see that he referred to more than 1,000 cases in various different newspapers. I think it was something like 800 – I've not got the figures with me now – 800 incidences in the Mail alone.

Burley: So you are in a position to have listened to the debate and read the report and as a result you are content to say that on telly.

Bryant: I have just said that. You seem to be a bit dim, if you don't mind me saying so.

Fortunately, @davesusetty played back the Sky Plus and videoed the exchange. It's worth watching. Bryant also addresses Burley as "madam".

Almost too perfectly, before Bryant's interview, Burley was trailing her later guests – the boxers Audley Harrison and David Haye. "Two heavyweights on the programme sorting out their differences in just a moment or two," she promised.

This is certainly one for the connoisseurs of Sky News bust-ups, who cannot help but recall the Boulton-Campbell set-to of May 2010.