The announcement that a new hospital between Winchester and Basingstoke is going ahead is much welcomed by my constituents who will use it, as well as by those from other constituencies. It will provide a centre of excellence with better medical outcomes. Will my right hon. Friend meet local MPs, so we can update him on why the hospital needs to be built as soon as possible?

Last week, the Health Secretary said that he was willing to offer doctors a higher pay rise. Last night, the Chancellor slapped him down, saying that any increased offer will have to be paid for by cuts. How can the Health Secretary negotiate an end to the NHS strikes when he cannot even negotiate with his own Chancellor?

But the worst strikes in the history of the NHS are still to come. The impact of the junior doctors' strikes and the consultants' strikes will be devastating for patients. The Secretary of State has failed to stop these strikes for seven months. He has lost the confidence of nurses, radiologists, junior doctors and consultants, and he cannot even successfully negotiate with his Chancellor, so what is his plan to stop these strikes going ahead?

I have campaigned for more health services for my constituents since I was elected, and 97% of those who responded to my recent health services survey felt that we did not have enough doctors for the number of people in the constituency. Will my hon. Friend meet me to discuss how to sort this out and get my constituents the health services that they deserve?

I am sure that the Secretary of State shares my concern that school nurses report increasing rates of children presenting with health issues resulting from poor nutrition. In Scotland, the SNP Government have rolled out universal free school meals for all pupils in primary years 1 to 5 and special schools, and the expansion of the programme continues. What discussion has the Secretary of State had with Cabinet colleagues about following Scotland's lead and expanding free school meal provision in England to improve children's health and wellbeing?

The Minister is aware of Bupa's closure decision. I thank him for working with me. What action will be taken to reassess outdated dental contracts and meet increased demand?

The Government's investment is welcome but mental health patients are still waiting too long in A&E for treatment. When will this end?

I am delighted with the new diagnostic hub award. However, my local Labour council's delays could cost lives. Will the Minister work with me to ensure all partners understand the urgency?

The report shows one in seven people faced hunger last year. Will the Minister make representations to his colleagues at DWP for increased support for low-income households?

What steps is the Department taking to prevent chronic kidney disease?

Four in 10 people visiting low vision clinics have been diagnosed with clinical depression. Will the Secretary of State commit to reviewing NICE guidance?

What specific actions are being taken now—this week, this month—to increase the availability of NHS dental appointments?

What actions are the Secretary of State taking on this issue and will he support an assessment of health impacts?

I am delighted that a new diagnostic centre is shortly to be built at our terrific Woking Community Hospital. Does the Minister agree that providing state-of-the-art diagnostic care can cut NHS waiting lists, reduce carbon emissions and help optimise health outcomes for patients?

Will the Secretary of State instruct the ICB to intervene and protect people in South Lakeland from a reduction in quality and accessibility of services?

Will the Secretary of State comment on the situation regarding pharmacy pressures and what steps might be taken to alleviate them?

What are the Government's plans regarding winter planning to address the increase in deaths and improve public health?

When and how does the Secretary of State plan to bring forward plans for tying newly qualified dentists into NHS work, alongside a campaign to return dentists who have left?

Will he look urgently at the details of Emily Chesterton's case and ask himself whether lessons can be learned to avoid other preventable deaths?

I have been busy beavering away, together with the UK Government's mental health ambassador, Dr Alex George, on the early support mental health hubs project. It will relieve pressure on child and adolescent mental health services and save undue distress and money. The pilot scheme is ready to go. Might I suggest that the shared outcomes fund could be the means to press on with the pilot?

Eighteen community pharmacists in my constituency are reporting challenges on medicine supplies. What more is the Minister going to do to get a grip of this situation?

I have been campaigning for £118 million of capital funding, the majority of it for Southend University Hospital, ever since I was elected. I am grateful that he has recently confirmed that the funding is secure. A new business plan is being submitted, including £9 million of enabling funding. Will he look upon that favourably and swiftly?

Is the Minister aware that the NHS North East and North Cumbria mental health and wellbeing hub is due to close this September? With mental health care in crisis in County Durham, that is an insult to the health and social care staff who desperately rely on those services. Will the Minister reverse that decision?