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Jeremy Corbyn faces David Cameron as leader at PMQs for the first time on Wednesday and has pledged to shake them up, and he has suggested other Labour MPs could sometimes stand in for him.

He is not the first leader to want to change how the most high-profile Commons event of the week is run.

And the Daily Politics looked back into the archive to see what other leading politicians have had to say about the behaviour at the weekly session.