Cameron uses sacking of Pat McFadden to attack Corbyn at PMQs

PM offers support to former shadow Europe minister after he was demoted in Labour reshuffle, saying MP was right to condemn terrorism after Paris attacks

David Cameron has offered strong support for Pat McFadden, who was sacked from the shadow cabinet after he was accused of disloyalty for asking pointed questions about terrorism in the House of Commons.

The prime minister told MPs that condemning terrorist attacks should be "an essential component" of aspiring to high office, as he said that McFadden had been "absolutely right".