As it happened: Prime Minister's Questions - BBC News
How Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn's weekly clash in the Commons unfolded.
BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith said Theresa May came under pressure during Prime Minister's Questions over the public sector pay cap.

He said there had been growing criticism from the "big beasts" of her Cabinet - Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Environment Secretary Michael Gove - that it could be eased without any tax rises.

Mrs May had tried to "douse down" any momentum or expectation that there is going to be any "early give" on public sector pay, he said.

Her message was the government needed to bring down the deficit, live within its means, because to do anything else would be "going down the road of Greece", he said.

Norman Smith said it was striking the PM had echoed the words used by Chancellor Philip Hammond in his speech to the CBI, that he would push back on easing off austerity.

He said she had told MPs there was a need to strike the right balance between taxpayers and public sector workers.

A key development on public sector pay was that firefighters are to to get a rise of up to 3%, which Norman said would prompt other public sector unions to think 'why can't we have 3%?'.