Weekly Prime Minister's Questions sessions are held every Wednesday while Parliament is sitting. MPs are given the chance to put questions to the PM for 30 minutes starting at midday.
As well as a list of the question subjects, each post gives you the chance to watch a video, listen to the audio and read a transcript of the relevant session.
You can watch replays of Prime Minister's Questions on our Prime Minister's Questions player.
Tuition fees, energy companies and knife crime were on the agenda at today’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
The England 2018 bid, the Office for Budget Responsibility’s economic forecast and World AIDS Day were on the agenda at today’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
Northern Ireland, transparency and foreign students were on the agenda at today’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
Unemployment, small businesses and police cuts were on the agenda at today’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
Tuition fees, Burma elections and renewable energy were on the agenda at today’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
Tuition fees, welfare reform and small businesses were on the agenda at today’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
Housing benefit, economic growth and child trust funds were on the agenda at today’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
The Spending Review, unemployment and Northern Ireland were on the agenda at today’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
