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MPs hold a debate on assisted dying.
The day has started with questions to Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Ministers.

Shortly after 10:00 BST, the attorney general will take questions from MPs.

Then, there are two urgent questions.

The first is on the role of Serco in the justice system, this question is being asked by shadow justice secretary Richard Burgon.

The second UQ comes from former shadow work and pensions secretary Debbie Abrahams and is on the review of social security claimant deaths since 2010, and whether or not these were supplied to reviewers of Work Capability Assessment.

Then, MPs will hear the business statement for upcoming business in the Commons.

After, there'll be a statement from the Transport Committee on local roads funding and maintenance.

This will be followed by a backbench business debate on ending the sale of petrol and diesel cars.

After that, a general debate on assisted dying.

Finally, the day will close with an adjournment debate on NHS procurement.