"The Government will play no further part in the decision this House takes on today’s proceedings", she said, accusing Hoyle of "hijacking" the debate.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer raised the case of Phil, from Warrington, as he pressed the Prime Minister over mortgages.

The “language we use today matters”, Dame Margaret warned.

The exchanges took place after former Cabinet minister Sir Simon Clarke called for Mr Sunak to be replaced as Tory leader.

MPs voted 228 to 48 against a motion seeking to introduce a proposed law to the Commons for further debate.

Sir Charles Walker faced questions about the House of Commons wine options in parliament.

The Labour leader accused Sunak of putting the "criminal gangs over the British people every time" and said the Tories have "lost control of the borders".

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper branded the proposal ‘extortionately expensive’ after analysis suggests it could cost £400 million.

The immigration minister told MPs it is ‘crystal clear’ that further measures are needed to ‘control and reduce’ migration levels.