PMQs: As it happened - BBC News
Boris Johnson defended the government's spending plans for pupils to catch up on missed learning.
He wishes all the best to Scotland's team for the forthcoming European football championship.

He says the PM will walk in to the G7 summit as the only country to cut aid spending at a time when people need it most and is "on the run from his own moral and legal responsibilities".

Will Johnson commit to a vote on "his inhumane cuts" he asks?

The PM says people of this country are in favour of the balance the country is striking because we are in very difficult financial times and are already spending £10bn.

But "no-one is safe until all are safe" says Blackford so we should support each other "rather than walk away from those in need".

Johnson repeats his earlier comment that one in three of the vaccines being distributed around the world come from the Oxford AstraZeneca supply.