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Andrew Neil and Anita Anand present coverage of Prime Minister's Questions and the top political stories of the day.

Bye bye control orders. The government is set to announce a different set of measures to counter terrorism. It is rumoured they are still trying to decide what to call them. They had better hurry up as Theresa May makes her announcement to the House today.

We are facing the worst squeeze in living standards since the 20s. So says the Governor of the Bank of England. He should know and we look at what he has to say.

Can you smell a rat? Downing Street can and there has been a u-turn on cats. We have more on that top political story.

And Pete Waterman is getting up a head of steam about the country's skill shortage. You can watch his film now on our website and he joins us in the studio to talk about his gripes on training.

We look also at the fortunes of the BNP, and are joined by Simon Darby.

And helping to review the first PMQs since Johnson and Coulson stood down, we are joined by Margaret Hodge, chair of the Public Accounts Committee and Justice Secretary Ken Clarke.