In line with pay rises for other public sector workers, Members of Parliament have been told theirs could raise by as much as 2.8%. We want to know - do you agree with MPs getting a pay rise?

MPs will receive a pay increase of 2.8% from April this year, taking their salaries from £91,346 to £93,904, as announced by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority

MPs' basic salary is set to rise 2.8% to £93,904 from April, after Parliament's expenses watchdog decided to link it to wider proposals for the public sector. The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) said the rise should reflect government plans for workers such as teachers and NHS staff.

The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) is proposing the increase - in line with other public sector workers - as an 'interim' measure.