Prime Minister's Questions returns for the second week since Parliament resumed after the general election.
Clashes between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn are likely to focus on the issue of public sector pay, with ministers under mounting pressure to ease austerity and scrap the 1% cap on public sector pay increases.
A number of senior Tory ministers, including Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, have called for the cap to be lifted, but Chancellor Philip Hammond is standing firm - for now at least.
Labour's Shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell, has been granted an urgent question in the Commons on the issue, but that is unlikely to stop Jeremy Corbyn quizzing the Ms May about it too.
MPs are likely to grill the Prime Minister on the ongoing response to the Grenfell Tower disaster, with many of the victims still to be rehoused and Kensington and Chelsea council having been widely condemned for its actions in the days after the blaze.
Today's main politics stories are:
Austerity pay cap declared 'dead in the water after firefighters offer'
David Cameron says people who opposed austerity are 'selfish'
Scotland to end public sector pay cap next year
DUP says no power-sharing deal reached in Northern Ireland
Top BBC journalist snubs Theresa May's attempt to recruit him
Government taskforce to take control of parts of Kensington council
