Economy was the focal point of today's PMQspublished at 14:06 British Summer Time 4 June
Cachella Smith
Live reporter

Today's PMQs focused largely on elements of the economy - with criticism volleyed at the prime minister over the U-turn on winter fuel cuts and "confusion" around the two-child benefit cap.
It comes as the government's Spending Review is due this time next week with the chancellor setting out plans this morning for investment in transport in the North and the Midlands.
Facing accusations of "chaos", Starmer returned to a familiar criticism - that the Conservatives left a "£22bn black hole" in the public's finances which pushed him to make "tough decisions" when coming into office - BBC Verify has looked into this claim.
He also raised the UK's agreement with the US after Donald Trump announced the UK has been temporarily spared from 50% tariffs on steel and aluminium.
"We've fought tooth and nail for our steel industry," he told MPs.
Our live coverage will be closing shortly - but we've got more on the US tariffs and the winter fuel payment U-turn.
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