Back on track?: Expect Starmer to go big on today's announcement that three rail operators will be renationalised by Labour next year, to "improve reliability and clamp down" on disruption We’ll bring you live updates on the key lines and analysis from PMQs it unfolds, so stick with us.

Kemi Badenoch hit out at Sir Keir Starmer over the first resignation from his Cabinet during a fiery PMQs. Louise Haigh stood down as transport secretary last Friday after it emerged she had pleaded guilty to a criminal offence related to incorrectly telling police that a work mobile phone was stolen in 2013.

Totally non-scientific scores on the doors: Badenoch won the day with the best pre-scripted gag on the Haigh row. Whether the public actually cares about any of this bubble stuff … is another question. Keir Starmer: 6/10 … Kemi Badenoch: 7/10 … Amount actually learned: 0.

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch endured a humiliating PMQs this afternoon, after her latest attacks on the Labour government backfired. Badenoch used the recent resignation of former Transport Secretary Louise Haigh to attack the Labour party. Haigh resigned as transport secretary after it emerged she pleaded guilty to a fraud offence a decade ago.

Keir Starmer is set to go head-to-head with Tory leader Kemi Badenoch at PMQs with tax hikes and the rationalisation of the railway on the agenda. It comes as chancellor Rachel Reeves insists she is sticking by Budget tax rises for businesses in order to rescue the crisis-hit NHS.

Kemi Badenoch asked Keir Starmer why he 'knowingly appointed a convicted fraudster' to Cabinet after it emerged that Louise Haigh had pleaded guilty to a fraud offence in 2014

The Tory leader asked the PM to repeat a pledge by his chancellor not to raise taxes in the future - he said he won't write the next five budgets from the dispatch box.