Sir Keir Starmer has acknowledged he will be holding discussions with Labour MPs as he faces mounting opposition to his welfare reforms.

More than 100 Labour backbenchers have signed a "reasoned amendment" opposing the government's Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill.

Speaking in the Commons, Starmer said: "I know that all colleagues want to get this right and so do I.

"We want to see reform implemented with Labour values of fairness. That conversation will continue in the coming days, so we can begin making change together on Tuesday."