Is PMQs on today? Is there Prime Minister’s Questions, what time does it start, channel
Sir Keir Starmer will face MPs for his first Prime Minister’s Questions of the year today.
The first PMQ’s of 2026 comes after the Prime Minister pledged to put British boots on the ground in the Ukraine once the war is over. British and French forces will be placed in “military hubs” in Ukraine as part of peacekeeping efforts in the event a ceasefire is brokered, the Prime Minister said on Tuesday.
They would help to train Ukrainian troops and protect stocks of weaponry, aimed at deterring future Russian aggression, it was revealed following a meeting of the coalition of the willing in Paris. The US has meanwhile signalled it will provide a security guarantee to the European-led peacekeeping efforts, something which Donald Trump has previously appeared reluctant to do.
The Commons will likely be updated by a minister on Wednesday following the Prime Minister’s discussions on Paris. There could also be questions around how the government will respond to US military action in Venezuela and threats to annex Greenland by force.
As well as this, the government has made a series of announcements around driving rules in the UK. So, this could also be a topic that is covered today.
You can watch PMQs live on BBC One at 12pm.