Day began with questions to Culture, Media and Sport ministers
Business Statement unveils forthcoming business
Statement on decision on Fox's Sky takeover bid
MPs and peers debate Queen's Speech
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Ian Blackford is drowned out in jeers from MPs, as he says the Scottish secretary's position is looking increasingly untenable over the DUP deal. He asks again if there were any representations from the minister.
Mrs May says that if the SNP had the interests of Scottish people at heart they would want to remain part of the UK.
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Image source, HoCIan Blackford, who has replaced Angus Robertson as the SNP's leader at Westminster, asks his first question in his new role.
He wants to know if the Scottish Secretary was consulted about the DUP deal, which will see a billion pounds going to Northern Ireland.
Mrs May says the SNP did not complain when more money was given to Scotland.
Image source, House of CommonsLabour MPs are all sporting identical badges in the Commons. As the Burnley MP explains below, they are part of a campaign against the public sector pay cap.
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Image source, HoCThe new SNP Westminster Leader Ian Blackford rises for the first time to quiz Mrs May in PMQs. He focuses his questions on the £1bn for Northern Ireland in the Conservative-DUP deal.
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Jeremy Corbyn claims that the Grenfell Tower tragedy is a result of austerity.
"We all pay a price," says Jeremy Corbyn, "when you cut local authority budgets by 40%".
"What the tragedy of Grenfell Tower has exposed is the disastrous effects of austerity," he says.
He accuses Mrs May of "disregard" for working class people.
Mrs May says "the cladding of tower blocks began" not under the current government or the previous coalition government, but, she says, "under the Blair government". She highlights deregulation that took place under governments of all colours.
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Image source, HoCThe Speaker John Bercow reprimands MPs for the noise in the chamber, saying "it's pretty bad when people shout but for somebody to be sat right by the Speaker's chair and shouting displays a lack of wisdom".
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Some forensic questioning from Jeremy Corbyn on fire safety and previous recommendations on building regulations, as MPs listen in near silence.
Theresa May says the questions go much wider than that - it is not the laws that are to blame but how they are applied. Why do the regulations appear to have been ignored, she says.
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Image source, HoCTheresa May says the fire at Grenfell Tower raises wider questions about inspections, and about residents' voices not being heard. "We need to look at what has happened over decades in this country".
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After noting the lack of sprinklers being fitted in new schools since 2010, Mr Corbyn asks what tests on cladding have been made at hospitals, private sector tower blocks and hotels, and when will the fire safety test results be made public?
"It is not a question of waiting for the tests," says Theresa May, action should be taken now.
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Image source, HoCJeremy Corbyn speaks about the "fear" people in tower blocks feel - and asks the PM if cladding with a combustible core was legal for high rise buildings like Grenfell Tower or not?
Mrs May says the cladding was "not compliant with fire regulations" but cannot say more because of the police investigation.
She says "we need to look more widely" at why material has been used over decades which is not compliant.
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Image source, HoCJeremy Corbyn asks about plans to compel testing on high rise buildings like office blocks and hotels
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Mrs May says there has been a "100% failure rate" in fire safety tests. Councils should not wait for the outcome of inquiries to take action, she says.
She lists action the government is taking - she says she expects to be able to name a judge "soon".
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Jeremy Corbyn begins with a tribute to Andy Burnham and other Labour MPs who campaigned for Hillsborough justice.
His first question is on Grenfell Tower. When will Mrs May appoint a judge to lead the public inquiry?