When is PMQs today? How to watch live as Boris Johnson faces Keir Starmer at Prime Minister’s Question Time on coronavirus response

The Prime Minister has faced the Labour leader twice at PMQs since he was hospitalised with coronavirus.

Mr Johnson will face fresh scrutiny after he announced the easing of lockdown measures on Sunday..

What time is Prime Minister’s Questions?

Prime Minister’s Questions takes place every Wednesday at noon.

The Prime Minister is required to answer questions from MPs until 12.30pm.

Where can I watch Prime Minister’s Questions?

You can watch PMQs live in full on BBC Parliament here.

If you are unable to watch live you can catch up with previous PMQs here.

What happened at the last Prime Minister’s Questions?

Last Wednesday Sir Keir Starmer took on Boris Johnson over the issue of coronavirus in care homes.

Sir Keir said: "In his speech on Sunday, the Prime Minister said that we need to rapidly reverse the awful epidemic in our care homes, but earlier this year, and until 12 March, the Government’s own official advice was - and I am quoting from it, 'It remains very unlikely that people receiving care in a care home will become infected.'

He added: "Does the Prime Minister accept that the Government were too slow to protect people in care homes?"

Mr Johnson responded by saying: "It was not true that the advice said that."