Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn have clashed over the NHS, Brexit and leadership at the final Prime Minister’s Questions before the general election.
The Labour leader said voters had a “once in a generation” chance to save the NHS, which was in “greater danger” than at any time in its history.
He said voters had the chance to back “real change” and an end to austerity.
But the PM warned of “economic catastrophe” and “political disaster” if Labour got into power.
Political parties are readying themselves for a general election campaign after MPs voted for a 12 December poll.
The legislation approved by MPs on Tuesday will later begin its passage through the House of Lords, where it is not expected to be opposed.
In their final encounter in Parliament before the election, the two leaders exchanged barbs over their political values and disputed their parties respective records on the NHS.
