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Coverage of Prime Minister's Questions on the BBC's Daily Politics
David Cameron and Ed Miliband are facing their weekly Commons showdown as coalition tensions dominate the agenda.
Mr Miliband is joining forces with Tory rebels later in a bid to defeat the prime minister over his EU budget policy.
Mr Cameron wants the budget frozen but he is under pressure from Labour and dozens of Tory MPs to demand a cut.
A row has also erupted at the Department of Energy and Climate Change over onshore wind farms.
Conservative energy minister John Hayes has been slapped down by his Lib Dem boss Ed Davey after suggesting there would be no further expansion of onshore wind farms.
A source close to Mr Davey said Mr Hayes, a longstanding opponent of onshore wind farms, had "totally over-egged things" and did not make the final decisions.
Labour's Caroline Flint has accused the coalition of being in a "shambles" over its energy policy.
But Mr Miliband may be tempted instead to seize on a report by Lord Heseltine, in which he says that people think the UK "does not have a strategy for growth and wealth creation," to put pressure on the prime minister at question time.
The Conservative former deputy prime recommends ending a century of centralisation and moving growth funds nearer to industry in his report into boosting UK growth.
Labour say his message is "a damning indictment" of the government.
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