Government to consult on cladding - BBC News
Housing Secretary James Brokenshire announces a consultation on banning inflammable cladding on high-rise buildings, even though a report into the Grenfell Tower fire does not propose a ban.
That's it for our live text coverage of Parliament today.

The day started with trade questions before Sports Minister Tracey Crouch came to the House to update MPs on the government's decision to lower stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals.

Then Housing Secretary James Brokenshire made a statement on Dame Judith Hackitt's review of building safety in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire, announcing that he would launch a consultation on banning flammable cladding even though Dame Judith did not make that recommendation.

Labour urged him to go even further, with frontbencher John Healey saying: "Don't consult on it - do it."

There were backbench business debates this afternoon on plastics and on tackling homophobia, biphobia and transphobia.

The Commons will return on Monday.