Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg talks to Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg about issues in Ukraine and Gaza.
The Green Party launch their local election campaign with a demand for more affordable homes.
The Labour leader says working class people are told they "can't do that", but his party offers a "country we can build together".
The PM laughs off a question on whether he is part of the 'deep state' adding he could not say if he was.
The deputy PM says the UK and international partners will expose China for "ongoing patterns of hostile activity".
Rishi Sunak has said that China represents the "greatest state-based threat" to the UK's economic security.
The chancellor says the Conservatives would commit to keeping the so-called "triple lock" system.
Angela Rayner says there was no wrongdoing in the sale of her house.
At 28 years old, Plaid Cymru's Carmen Smith becomes the youngest member of the House of Lords.
The BBC asks the PM about rising rents, food and high energy prices following claims of 'a 2024 bounce back'.
Stephen Flynn says that Tory backbenchers are looking for a "unity candidate" to replace the PM, but that person could come from Labour.
Rishi Sunak says as Labour tries to talk down Britain, the latest financial news shows his plan is working.
The Labour leader lists criticisms of government policies and claims they are the reason for no general election being scheduled.
Ed Davey launches his party's local election campaign with their latest stunt graphic poking fun at the government.
Civil Service boss Simon Case says he wants to reform the Garrick Club from "within".
The former US president arrives in London for an unannounced visit to see the UK PM.
Kemi Badenoch says a "small minority" of MPs calling for a new prime minister should not be allowed to "dominate the news narrative".
The Conservative party "absolutely does not" have a problem with race, the transport secretary tells the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg.
A spokesperson for the Speaker said he "ran out of time" to call the MP during PMQs.
The PM reminds Sir Keir Starmer of previous comments from Labour frontbenchers about “scum”, “Nazis” and “lynching a female leader”.
Stephen Flynn claims the PM should be worried about extremism after a Tory donor reportedly claimed an MP “should be shot”.
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