The prime minister will be grilled by Sir Keir Starmer at the despatch box for only the second time as she seeks to calm divisions within her own party.
if he was to stabilise or reduce the national debt as promised, the rows in the party are far from over.
But Health Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister Therese Coffey tried to calm fears, saying she was"confident" of"increasing investment in public sector services - but making sure that we do that carefully with taxpayers money whilst we also stimulate the economy to grow".
A government spokesperson insisted to Sky News that they were"empowering local places to deliver plans that are right for their area".Labour is also attacking the government over reports it could scrap its plan to end no-fault evictions - a pledge made in the 2019 Conservative manifesto to stop landlords kicking tenants out without giving a reason.
He added:"Clearly, ensuring a fair deal for renters will always remain a priority for this government."
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