Mrs May said that, following Mr Starmer's intervention, ministers were "not minded" to challenge the Lords amendment to the Crime and Courts Bill.

BBC: 'Insulting words' crime ditched

In the Lords (from 11am) questions range across wildlife crime and railway fares.

BBC: Week ahead

The Crime and Courts Bill was given a third reading in the Lords and returns to the Commons for MPs to consider amendments made to the bill by peers.

BBC: Government suffers two defeats over Crime and Courts Bill

Monday in the Commons begins (at 2.30pm) with Defence questions - with one listed question raising the readiness of British forces based in the Falkland Islands - and then (assuming no statements by ministers or urgent questions) MPs will turn to the second reading of the Crime and Courts Bill, which has already been through the Lords.

BBC: Week ahead