Brexit: Where do Conservative leadership candidates stand?published at 12:37 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
Reality Check looks at the plans of the candidates in detail.
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Commons started at 9:30am with International Trade and International Development questions
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General debate on response to Grenfell Tower fire
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Commons closed with a debate on Eden Project benefits to Morecombe and the North West
Brexit: Where do Conservative leadership candidates stand?published at 12:37 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
Lidington 'won't make 2050 carbon commitment'published at 12:35 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter postWatch: Blackman warns of trade deal 'threat' to NHSpublished at 12:33 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter post'Dash of vision' from Long Baileypublished at 12:32 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter postLabour chairman 'fizzing' over coal minespublished at 12:31 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter postWatch: Long Bailey criticises government over climate changepublished at 12:29 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter postThe vultures are circling - Pidcockpublished at 12:28 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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ParliamentLabour's Laura Pidcock describes David Lidington as "a stand-in while the vultures circle" referring to the ongoing Conservative leadership race.
Watch: Lidington jokes about Thornberry's 'airbrushing'published at 12:27 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter postLidington: NHS not up for grabspublished at 12:26 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
House of Commons
ParliamentMs Blackman says the Scottish government will "never allow the NHS to be signed away in a Tory/Trump deal".
David Lidington insists the NHS "is not going to be up for grabs".
Read more on whether the NHS is in trade talks in our story.
Government putting NHS at risk - SNP MPpublished at 12:24 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
PMQs
House of Commons
ParliamentStanding in for SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford - who is at the D-Day commemorations - is economy spokesperson Kirsty Blackman.
She asks why the government is "so obsessed" with pursuing a trade deal with the US that puts "Scotland's NHS at risk".
David Lidington says it is the SNP's "obsession" with constitutional change that puts the NHS at risk.
Verdict on Rebecca Long Bailey's first outingpublished at 12:23 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter postLidington: Labour would put family finances at riskpublished at 12:22 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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ParliamentRebecca Long Bailey says climate change is "an existential threat" and the UK will need to "mobilise all our resources" to tackle it.
"We could lead the world in renewable technologies but the government is letting us down," she says.
"Isn't it the truth that their failure is running down the clock on our planet?"
Instead of answering directly, David Lidington replies that Labour policies would "put at risk the finances of decent working families".
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End of twitter postWhat has government done since signing the steel charter?published at 12:20 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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ParliamentMs Long Bailey points out that the government backs fracking, which is supported by 12% of the public, but does not seem to support wind energy which is backed by 80%.
Continuing, she asks what the "government has actually done since signing the steel charter to support our steel industry".
Mr Lidington says there are 400,000 jobs in the UK in low-carbon businesses and their supply chains. There is support for this area to grow in the future, he adds.
The government will be "bringing forward our decisions later this year" on how to proceed.
New faces clash in Commonspublished at 12:19 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter postWill the government ban fracking?published at 12:18 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
House of Commons
ParliamentRebecca Long Bailey says Labour does "not condone the reopening of any coal mine for the purpose of energy purposes".
She continues to accuse the government of failing to meet their carbon reduction targets.
"At that rate it would take to the end of the century to reach zero emissions," she says.
She asks whether the government will ban fracking for shale gas and allow new onshore wind turbines in England.
In reply, David Lidington says the government has "not just met but out- performed" carbon emissions targets.
Labour's 'up and coming women'published at 12:17 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter postUK not 'off-track' to decarbonise economypublished at 12:16 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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ParliamentMs Long Bailey asks "how much authority" the government has on environmental issues. She says that some in the cabinet are close to organisations linked to climate change denial. She asks why the government is "off-track" in meeting climate targets.
Mr Lidington says the UK is not "off-track" when it comes to emissions reductions, and insists the UK has decarbonised "our economy faster than any other G7 state".
He says the UK has just gone through "the longest period in history without relying on electricity generated from coal".
He claims the Labour Party "wants to open coal mines again... but without burning coal".
Did May press Trump on climate change?published at 12:15 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
House of Commons
Parliament"He is full of the banter today," says Rebecca Long Bailey of her opponent.
She concludes her first line of questioning by accusing the prime minister of doing "nothing to allay concerns" over the NHS.
She then asks whether Theresa May made attempts to "convince President Trump that climate change is real".
David Lidington says the issue was raised and adds that the UK has "a better track record of reducing carbon emissions" than other countries.
Lidington 'full of banter'published at 12:13 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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End of twitter postWill the NHS be part of a trade deal with the US?published at 12:12 British Summer Time 5 June 2019
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Image source, HoCLabour's Rebecca Long Bailey says "we must never forget the extraordinary sacrifices" from everyone who landed in Normandy to fight fascism. She also wishes Eid al-Fitr to Muslim constituents across the UK.
Ms Long Bailey asks if the NHS will be part of a trade deal with the US as part of post-Brexit trade.
Mr Lidington comments that he wishes he could be sparring with Emily Thornberry, but there is a "lesson" in that "anyone who outshines the Dear Leader at the dispatch box" may be removed from their position.
He says no parts of the NHS will be up for sale in a trade deal.