Recap: Today in the Commons - BBC News
MPs debated funding for replacing cladding on private tower blocks and treatment for acquired brain injuries.
Hello and welcome to our updates from today’s action in the House of Commons.

Later this morning, there will be an urgent question on refugees in Sri Lanka, before Andrea Leadsom updates MPs on next week's Commons business.

MPs will no doubt be waiting to see whether the government schedules a vote next week on the bill implementing the PM's Brexit deal.

Number 10's spokesman has said it is the government's "hope and expectation" to bring the withdrawal agreement bill in ahead of this month’s European elections.

After this, there will be a ministerial statement on government funding for replacing Grenfell Tower-type cladding on about 150 private blocks in England with a safer alternative.

This afternoon, there will be backbencher-led debates on acquired brain injuries, and the 25th anniversary of the death of former Labour leader John Smith.

Before that though, Environment Secretary Michael Gove will take questions from MPs during a departmental scrutiny session.