Inside Politics: Boris Johnson faces fresh questions about free school meals

The prime minister will be grilled over the food packages going out to low-income families, writes Adam Forrest

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Good times for Marcus Rashford. Man United have leapfrogged the mighty Liverpool to go top of the Premier League for the first time in three years. And the club’s star striker has scored another off-the-field victory – shaming the government into taking action over the shockingly miserable food packages for low-income families. As he prepares for today’s PMQs match-up, Keir Starmer may wish to ask Boris Johnson why Rashford is the nation’s No 1 policy game-changer. Although he may want to ask himself the same question.

Inside the bubble

Our political commentator Andrew Grice on what to look out for on Wednesday: