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Your support makes all the difference.Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May are to face off at PMQs for the last time before the general election.
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The final PMQs before polling day comes on the same day as Labour announces its NHS policy of ending the Tories' pay freeze on NHS staff.
Mr Corbyn might be expected to use his PMQs questions to bolster his party's campaign pledges.
The NHS row comes a day after Ms May said the Government had to stop 'ducking' the issue of the looming social care crisis. She hinted that the Conservative manifesto would contain a 'long term' solution to the issue.
Mr Corbyn has used his platform at PMQs to raise the issue of social care cuts before.
DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson says Sinn Fein are "denying their constituents a say in their country" by not taking a seat.
Theresa May says it's important that MPs who are elected "play a full part in this chamber".
In response to a question for Eric Pickles Theresa May criticising the Lib Dems for moving to "re-adopt a candidate with a questionable record on antisemitism" - a claim about David Ward, the former Lib Dem MP in Bradford East.
Douglas Carswell is up - he asks what assurances the PM will give the people who voted UKIP that Britain will become "sovereign country".
Theresa May says people will have control of money, border, and other things
Simon Burns asks another planted question that amounts to asking the Prime Minister whether it is right to vote Tory.
Theresa May says he is "absolutely right".
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