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The prime minister claims the changes will support “hard-pressed families” but opponents accuse him of “selling out”.

The Palace says “recollections may vary” but matters in the TV interview will be addressed privately.

Boris Johnson welcomes the inquiry, saying it would “give the public the clarity it needs” over the allegations.

A victory in Rome on Saturday would see England reach the Euro semi-finals for first time in 25 years.

The MPs believe they have enough support to bring the 0.7% of national income commitment back into law.