Multiple reports say there is growing support for the House of Commons to adjust its summer schedule to allow newly appointed Prime Minister Andy Burnham to face questions from MPs. The proposals discussed in coverage would have the Commons sit for an extra day on Monday, rather than ending for the break on Thursday as previously planned. The stated aim is to give MPs an opportunity to question Burnham about his plans. One reported element of the wider parliamentary timetable is that the House of Lords is still scheduled to sit next week, even as discussions continue about whether the Commons should extend its own sitting days. The accounts do not describe any changes that have been definitively agreed, but they frame the issue as a procedural decision about whether the Commons’ planned recess should be delayed to accommodate Prime Minister’s Question sessions. Overall, the reports focus on the timetable and the rationale that MPs should have a formal chance to question the new Prime Minister while parliament remains in session.