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Boris Johnson answers MPs' questions at noon, followed by debate on the Queen's Speech.
Well, the second PMQs of the year was a fairly low-key affair.

Jeremy Corbyn avoided the Flybe rescue deal entirely - despite his people criticising it afterwards. Instead, he concentrated his questions on growing waiting times in the NHS and the social care crisis - both favourite topics of his.

Later today, ministers will be presenting their bill which writes into law their proposed increases in NHS funding over the next five years.

But the Labour leader was keen to point out even those increases would be "inadequate" given the expected rise in demand.

Notably, Boris Johnson did admit that hospital waiting lists were "unacceptable" and made a pledge to get waiting times down - a topic which is sure to run and run.

He also faced an attack from SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford, who branded him a "democracy denier" for his rejection of another Scottish independence vote.

In return, the prime minister called on Mr Blackford to "change the record," accusing him of being "obsessed" with independence to the detriment of his constituents.

Again, it won't be the last we hear from the pair on this subject.