As it happened: Social care reforms plan and PMQs - BBC News
Boris Johnson faced questions on No 10 parties and the government updated MPs on its social care plan.
There was a lot of hope riding on today’s announcement of government plans for adult social care.

In a care system that has been in crisis for a long time, people wanted a clear vision for the future.

The care minister said she was setting out an "ambitious" 10-year plan on an issue that other governments had ducked for too long.

The aim to provide outstanding personalised care which is fair and accessible will be welcomed, but for many in the care sector, the actual details of what is proposed are disappointing.

They argue they do nothing to fix the acute problems they face now.

They had hoped much more would be done to attract care workers, as care providers are struggling to recruit enough staff.

Council officials had asked for extra funding over winter because an estimated 400,000 people in England are either waiting for services or waiting to be assessed.

The white paper provides a future vision, but it doesn’t deal with the immediate bumps in the road ahead.