Badenoch quizzes Starmer on fallout of NIC risespublished at 13:47 Greenwich Mean Time 13 November
Another lively PMQs saw Prime Minister Keir Starmer challenged on the rise of employers' National Insurance contributions (NIC) and winter fuel payment cuts, as opposition leader Kemi Badenoch accused the government of not thinking through the impact of the Budget.
In her second PMQs, Badenoch adopted a "waspish and mischievous tone", the BBC's Chris Mason writes. Before asking her first question she reminded the prime minister that "at the end of the day I'm the one he has to face at the dispatch box".
Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, quizzed the PM on ongoing support for Ukraine in the aftermath of Donald Trump's election victory in the US. Starmer says the government is looking at how Ukraine could be put "in the best and strongest position".
Following his return from the US, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage asked why Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps isn't proscribed as a terrorist organisation, highlighting the group's alleged assassination plot against Donald Trump. Starmer says it is under review.
That's all from us this week, we'll be back for another round of PMQ's next Wednesday as Starmer faces Badenoch for another set of challenging questions.