WATCH AGAIN: Keir Starmer comes under fire amid vote on new cuts at PMQs

Join us live from the House of Commons for this week’s highly anticipated session of Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs), as Keir Starmer prepares to face a grilling from across the political spectrum. With tensions rising inside and outside Parliament, today's PMQs promises fiery exchanges and key insight into the direction of the Labour government.

At the heart of today's debate are proposed changes to rules around Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in schools. MPs are set to press the Prime Minister on how these reforms will impact families, teachers, and children who rely on additional support. Critics have warned of a potential dilution of protections and funding, while the government insists reforms are aimed at streamlining provision and improving outcomes.

Also dominating the chamber today are growing rumours of tax hikes expected in the autumn budget. With Chancellor Rachel Reeves yet to rule out increases, opposition MPs — and some from Labour’s own benches — are demanding clarity on how the government will raise revenue without disproportionately impacting working people. Will Starmer hold the line, or hint at fiscal plans to come?

Expect big interventions from senior Conservative, Liberal Democrat, and SNP MPs, as well as backbench challenges from within Labour. This is the Prime Minister’s opportunity to set the tone for the weeks ahead as public sector reform and economic pressures collide.

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