Prime Minister Keir Starmer will face questions in Parliament as Number 10 launches a desperate battle to save his premiership.

Did Kemi Badenoch win PMQs this week, or did Keir Starmer destroy himself before the session even began? To the Tory leader, it won’t matter – after more than a few occasions

Keir Starmer will face MPs at Prime Minister's Questions at 12pm after Downing Street warned plotters that it would be irresponsible to displace him as PM

The Tory leader asked the PM to confirm income tax, national insurance and VAT wouldn’t be increased next month. He refused to answer.

Just on Monday this week the Turkish government signed an £8bn deal for Typhoons, earlier this year the Norway government a £10bn for frigates, that’s because the budget we passed, fixing the mess they left.

Here is the reason why UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch are not attending PMQs today (Wednesday, 5).

Keir Starmer was quizzed on media briefings about his survival in Downing Street — but struggled to deliver a message of confidence.

GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope has said that Sir Keir Starmer looked "battered and bruised" after he faced off with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch in a fiery PMQ's today. The Prime Minister has had a turbulent first half of the week,

Kemi Badenoch says "it all stinks of a cover up" - and claims the case was dropped last month because the government was "too weak to stand up to China".

Sir Keir Starmer is expected to address Britain at high noon after rumours of fellow Labour MPs trying to oust him as Prime Minister continue to swirl. Those classed as allies of the Prime Minister have said Sir Keir is determined to fight any challenges to his position as the leader of the UK.