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The Liberal Democrats are calling for all parties to stand aside in the upcoming Clacton by-election against Nigel Farage. The Conservative Party and Restore Britain have both said they will not stand, but will Labour? @EvanHD asks Labour Party chair Anna Turley.

Nigel Farage has resigned as the MP for Clacton, but vows to stand in the upcoming by-election to 'fight to continue the political revolution that Reform has started'. But will he win? And what happens to Reform if he doesn’t? Listen to PM with @EvanHD at 5.

"My reaction was wow ... yes ... and finally!" Social psychologist and author Jonathan Haidt tells us about his reaction after the UK government announced a ban on social media use by children under the age of 16.

The Labour chair of the Defence Select Committee, Tan Dhesi, says the Defence Investment Plan is "still not meeting the moment".

"I'm ecstatic." Former Conservative government minister Lord O'Neill reacts to Andy Burnham's 'rebalancing of power' plans he laid out in his first speech since launching a bid to be the next prime minister.

"She was a real human being with a wonderful, wicked sense of humour." Broadcaster Gyles Brandreth remembers The Good Life actor Dame Penelope Keith, who has died aged 86.

“Kremlin wants to get in our heads.” Baiba Braže, Latvia’s foreign minister, tells @katierazz

"We're changing leaders. We're not changing our underlying policies." Labour MP for Rotherham Sarah Champion, who backs Andy Burnham for prime minister, tells @EvanHD that she’d like the process to happen quickly.

"Would you serve in an Andy Burnham cabinet?" Following Andy Burnham's Makerfield by-election win, @EvanHD asks Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds, who says she would 'serve in a Labour government any day of the week'.

"I recognise people can no longer believe us under the leadership of the current prime minister." Jo White, Labour MP for Bassetlaw and leader of the Red Wall group of MPs, backs Andy Burnham and calls for a 'smooth transition'.

Ahead of Scotland's match against Morocco later tonight, @Sarah_Montague and @EvanHD ask whether sporting wins can help the UK economy ⚽️ Watch the full conversation now ⬇️ youtu.be/zLK44vAinAU?si…

"Wherever we think about energy we've got to think about national sovereignty and security." Lord Browne, the former Chief Executive of BP, reflects on the lessons that need to be learnt from the US-Iran war.

"There is value and virtue in a contest." Wes Streeting says despite pressure to step aside he will stand in a Labour leadership contest if one is triggered.

"We are moving at lightning speed". Kanishka Narayan, the Minister for AI and Online Safety, says despite the government not yet having a full implementation strategy for it's social media ban for under 16's, it aims to deliver one in 12 months time.

'People sharpen their knives' Damian Lewis joins @bbcpm to talk about the transition from actor to musician, as he releases his second album

"We're massive underdogs." Comedian Kevin Bridges, whose documentary In Search for the Beautiful Game saw him explore the game of football, talks about Scotland's chances in the team's first World Cup since 1998.

"I don't see a way for him to get out of it easily." Elliott Abrams, who was special representative for Iran during President Trump's first term, says the US president is 'in a corner' as tensions in the Middle East escalate.

"What everyone needs to employ and develop is the general purpose nerd... We need more of those." Nobel Prize-winning economist Simon Johnson, chair of the newly-established AI Economics Institute, gives advice to teenagers on what career to pursue in an AI-driven job market.

"If we don't fix defence, welfare becomes redundant." A year ago, the government promised a defence investment plan, after the strategic defence review. One of the co-authors of the review, General Sir Richard Barrons, tells PM what he thinks the government should prioritise.

The BBC has approached the Home Office for comment on those calls for Kenneth Law to be tried in the UK

A man has pleaded guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicides in Canada after he sold toxic chemicals online. 22-year-old Thomas died after using a substance said to have been sold to him by Kenneth Law. His father David Parfett tells PM there must  be a public inquiry in the UK.