Sunak defied expectations at PMQs this week by focusing on China and its continued military activity close to Taiwan.

The latest iteration came during PMQs when Sir Keir was skewered by Rishi Sunak for halting a system for monitoring interference from foreign states. A wrong-footed Starmer abruptly replied “That isn’t correct” before quickly returning to his frontbench seat.

At PMQs, Ed Davey asked Keir Starmer to sanction Israeli ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir for genocidal statements. He wouldn't commit.

It's the second-last PMQs before Budget day, which the PM says will "be tough" and "focus on rebuilding our country".

Sir Keir Starmer is set to face an uncomfortable grilling from Rishi Sunak at PMQs. The Tory leader has a range of topics to pick from to ask the Prime Minister about including claims of a Labour manifesto breach on national insurance hikes.

China dominated conversation — and there was an unfortunate slip-up — as Foreign Secretary David Lammy prepares for a trip.

The logic suggested by the Lilly trial is the opposite, however. It proposes that being overweight is a primary cause of unemployment, and that if you can cure people of being fat, you can cure them of not working.