I agree with the hon. Gentleman about the importance of the Royal Mail's universal service obligation. We remain absolutely committed to ensuring that it remains as it is.

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The right hon. and learned Gentleman talks about what Britain needs, what Britain wants and values—but from the man who takes the knee and still does not know what a woman is; backing divisive white privilege in schools.

Again, the right hon. and learned Gentleman calls it nonsense but these are his positions: representing a now-proscribed terrorist group; campaigning against deportation of foreign national offenders.

More sniping from the sidelines—see why Hizb ut-Tahrir hired him. His own party realises he lacks ideas for the country; Steve Coogan said it's difficult to 'identify the purpose' of his leadership.

Let us see what Labour is offering. The right hon. and learned Gentleman does not have many ideas for our country.

We are delivering the biggest ever expansion in childcare. Millions will benefit, but Labour plans impose costs with no borrowing plan; £28 billion spending without a plan to pay.

MP talks about cost of living improvements; wages rising, debt on track to be reduced, inflation halved from 11% to 4%; Labour's £28 billion tax grab would take Britain back to square one. That is the choice: it is back to square one and higher taxes with him, or a plan that is delivering a brighter future with the Conservatives.

Paid tribute to MP's work on issue; establishing a new bespoke institution is significant endeavour but Foreign Secretary will look at proposals. Our Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 has measures to crack down on dirty money, second anti-corruption strategy shortly published.

Absolutely consistent that international humanitarian law should be respected, civilians protected; made point expressly to PM Netanyahu. Foreign Secretary in region making same point.

No one wants conflict to go on longer; immediate humanitarian pause for aid, hostages out, creating conditions for sustainable ceasefire. Foreign Secretary in region today, pressing all allies and partners.

MP is long-standing campaigner for better dental access; new dental centre opening, taxpayer investment in education and training of dental workforce. Exploring tie-in to ensure dentists spend proportionate time in NHS; consultation policy launched later this year.

Of course we will engage with all UN resolutions on their merits. I have been clear that no one wants to see this conflict go on for a moment longer than is necessary. We want an immediate pause so that aid can be delivered and hostages released, but a sustainable ceasefire requires Hamas releasing all hostages, ceasing control of Gaza, and allowing the Palestinian Authority to return.

My hon. Friend has campaigned long-standing for the footbridge at Lostwithiel station. Network Rail is currently working on a funding solution to proceed with construction in the next financial year.

Poverty is falling due to our efforts, reducing by 1.7 million people since 2010, including hundreds of thousands of children. Labour's £28 billion tax grab would hurt families.

Bracknell Forest is thriving with high employment figures and footfall. We have cut taxes for tens of millions of workers, worth £450 on average.

We are committed to caring for society's most vulnerable. Benefits will increase by April, benefiting almost 20 million families with a total support of around £3,700 per household.

The Horizon scandal is one of the greatest miscarriages of justice. We will introduce primary legislation to quash all convictions based on erroneous evidence and deliver swift access to compensation.

I do not want to see anyone reliant on food banks, but while they are in place I have nothing but praise and thanks for the people who run them. However, it is wrong to say we are not making progress. When I came into this job, inflation was running at 11%, which has had the single biggest impact on families' cost of living. Now, thanks to the efforts of this Government—inflation has been more than halved, at 4%, and we are combining that with significant tax cuts to put more money into people's bank accounts at the end of every month.

My hon. Friend is correct: local transport projects are and must be prioritised, and every region of our country will have more transport investment as a result of the decision that we made on HS2. Work is under way to consider potential upgrades to the west coast main line, including improvements at Preston station which may support additional local services from south Fylde.

We have been clear that the volume of sewage discharge by water companies is unacceptable, and that is why we have launched the most ambitious storm overflow discharge reduction plan. We have now achieved the monitoring of nearly every single storm overflow in England—under this and previous Governments—and introduced unlimited penalties on water companies.

Can I start by thanking my right hon. Friend, and indeed the right hon. Member for Knowsley (Sir George Howarth), for their important work on this issue? The Health Secretary will of course consider the report, and the NHS has already been piloting services to support those with this condition.

I have been absolutely clear that we are incredibly concerned about the devastating impact of the situation in Gaza on citizens. That is why we have tripled our humanitarian aid for this financial year to the region and, as I said in the statement yesterday, we are working with partners such as Jordan and the United States to open up new aid corridors.

Our Online Safety Act 2023 addresses criminal activity online, protecting children from harmful or inappropriate content like bullying and self-harm promotion. Ofcom is developing guidance with codes of practice to ensure platforms meet their duties, and can impose fines up to 10% of global turnover if they do not comply.

That is the face of the changed Labour party.

I pay tribute to the Holocaust Educational Trust for its work, thanking my hon. Friend for her efforts on this issue. I will be signing the book of commitment today during a meeting with Lily Ebert and encourage Members from both sides to do so in order to combat antisemitism.

During the pandemic, we provided significant support to Celsa Steel, ensuring job security and sustainability of operations. The current measures have protected 5,000 direct jobs and thousands more in related industries, securing a brighter future for steel production.