PMQs: As it happened - PM challenged on NHS pay - BBC News
Johnson and Starmer clashed on proposed 1% pay rise for NHS staff, and PM hits back at EU claims over vaccine exports.
Amid the blizzard of figures from the prime minister in response to Sir Keir Starmer's questions about NHS pay was a significant sentence or two.

He said the government would look at what the independent pay review body had to say.

Perhaps a simple statement of fact but perhaps also a signal that if the body recommends a higher pay rise than ministers suggested, the government would not oppose it.

Other than that it didn't seem that Sir Keir Starmer was able to break any new ground in his argument that nurses deserve more.

Boris Johnson stressed the importance of recruitment and retention along with pay and sound management of the economy.

The Labour leader couldn't resist a couple of digs at the money spent on a TV studio in Downing Street and renovations of the flat above number 10.

And months after his departure, mention of Dominic Cummings' shows Labour clearly see his legacy (and pay rise) as a potent weapon against Boris Johnson.