Prime Minister’s Questions

A pledge card or a culture war? Krishnan Guru-Murthy discusses election strategies with Conservative Equalities Committee Chair Caroline Nokes and former Labour Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw.

As another Tory MP defects to Labour, former Conservative cabinet minister Justine Greening and the SNP’s Mhairi Black join Matt Frei and Gary Gibbon for the inside take on political break-ups.

Welfare Minister Lord Freud apologises after saying some disabled people are “not worth” the minimum wage. Why did he say this and what is the reaction of disabilities charities?

David Cameron tells MPs it is wrong to think that violence in Iraq is “nothing to do with us” because Islamist militants are “planning to attack us here at home in the United Kingdom”.

David Cameron refuses to rule out further cuts to the top rate of tax at prime minister’s questions.

Bankers’ bonuses and the EU are likely to be on the agenda as Ed Miliband takes on David Cameron in the Commons.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband debate the government’s move to put a cap on payday loan company lending.

David Cameron tells prime minister’s question time that the government intends to set up an inquiry into the failure of leadership at the Co-operative Bank.

Defence Secretary Philip Hammond makes a statement to the Commons following the announcement by BAE of 1,775 job cuts across its naval ships business in Portsmouth and Govan.

MPs in the Commons allowed pregnant Jo Swinson to stand for 20 minutes. Channel 4 News asked who you would give your seat to – and hit the streets, armed with a folding chair, to get some answers.