As I previously confirmed, I will publish my tax returns, and that will be done very shortly.

My hon. Friend is right that there is still more work to do to tackle problems with the sector. We are making progress in implementing changes. Park home owners' rights are now codified in writing with the site owner, and should those obligations not be met, residents can take site owners to a tribunal. Local authorities also now have powers to take enforcement action, and we will continue to support them to improve protection for park home residents everywhere.

What the right hon. and learned Gentleman fails to recognise is that there is a global migration problem. We are not alone in facing these challenges. It is precisely because, across Europe, the numbers are escalating to the extent they are that we have brought forward new plans, and because we are determined to ensure that this remains a compassionate and generous country and that that is done fairly and legally.

We will be implementing the plan as soon as we can pass it through Parliament, so I look forward to the right hon. and learned Gentleman's support.

As a result of the plans we have brought forward, we have almost doubled the number of people returned this year.

The right hon. and learned Gentleman talks about the pressure on our asylum system, but we have a clear plan to stop people coming here in the first place.

The asylum case load backlog has decreased by 6,000. We are hiring more caseworkers and increasing their productivity. Returns agreements exist with India, Pakistan, Serbia, Nigeria, and Albania. Our position is clear: illegal migrants will not claim asylum or use the modern slavery system here.

Illegal immigration enforcement, processing numbers, backlog reduction, returns agreements, Albania new laws for detention and deterrence. We are delivering fairness, compassion, respecting laws and borders, stopping boats.

Shared concerns and asked DfE to ensure schools do not teach inappropriate or contested content in RSHE. Schools should make curriculum content and materials available to parents. Reviewing RSHE statutory guidance, starting consultation soon.

We want to target compassion and resources at world's most vulnerable people. Must get a grip on system, break it.

The figure of 100 million comes from UN. It illustrates global migration crisis; must take action or numbers will grow, system overwhelmed.

I am proud of our commitment to scaling up renewable energy sources. Renewables make up nearly 40% of our electricity supply, which represents a fourfold increase since 2011. My right hon Friend will know that I cannot and will not pre-empt Budget decisions, but he is a powerful champion for the environment in this House, and I have no doubt that he will make his views known to the Chancellor.

Of course my thoughts and condolences go to Jean's family. It is absolutely right that we continue to make progress on improving performance in urgent emergency care. We outlined plans to do that just the other month, and I am pleased to say that we have been seeing a marked improvement over the last few weeks in comparison with the peak pressures that we saw over the winter, owing to covid and flu, both in waiting times in A&E and in ambulance performance times.

Community focus banks and non-bank lenders such as Burnley Savings and Loans have a vital role to play in ensuring that everyone has access to affordable credit. That is why we have made it quicker and easier for new banks to enter the market.

We have introduced measures to combat ticket-touting, but I shall be happy to listen to the documentary that the hon Gentleman has mentioned to ensure that we are doing everything we can do. More generally, it is a source of enormous pride for us to host Eurovision.

Obviously it is in our national interest to have effective extradition relationships. Under the treaty we have with the US, we have secured the extradition and subsequent conviction of terrorists, murderers, rapists, and child sex offenders.

The Government supports people with energy bills through a £200 alternative fuels support payment, designed based on electricity meters rather than gas. This programme aims to help everyone in need.

The Government is investing £3 billion annually in NHS dentistry, enabling practices to increase activity by 10% beyond contracts. The number of NHS dentists has risen by about 500 over the last year.

The PM agrees voters deserve clear answers to women's rights questions. He supports the campaign and hopes issues are debated openly.

The PM congratulates the CWO on its excellent work. He praises everyone involved in bringing more women into local and national politics.

The Government has delivered reforms like automatic enrolment which increased women's pension participation in private sector from 40% to 87%. They remain committed to further progress.

The PM congratulates Grimsby on their victory over Southampton and wishes them luck against Brighton & Hove Albion.

The PM acknowledges the importance of community pharmacies for primary care. The Government is exploring ways to support pharmacies, including proposals received.

The Government are committed to tackling waste crime, with the joint unit for waste crime bringing agencies together as requested. I will ensure a meeting with the relevant Minister to discuss this issue.

The Government are committed to tackling knife crime and the Online Safety Bill goes further than any other country in protecting children online. However, I am happy to look at the specific issue mentioned by the hon. Gentleman.

The Government have doubled investment in flood defences to £5.2 billion over this Parliament, and I am looking forward to hearing back from the DEFRA Secretary after her visit.

Since 2010, 1.2 million fewer people are in poverty due to actions such as raising the national living wage and getting more people into work.

No single lever will solve this problem, so we work on all aspects including close co-operation with the French. We have announced a 40% increase in patrols and greater co-operation.

Our new laws are designed to stop our system being exploited by criminal gangs who traffic people here. We must protect vulnerable individuals from this exploitation.

My hon. Friend makes an excellent point, and I wholeheartedly agree with her. She is right about the power of sport to both engage young women and inspire others. The Government are pleased to announce today more funding and support for sport in schools.

This Government have a proud record of standing up for women and girls across the world. We have led the way in preventing sexual violence in conflict, and are taking a lead on ensuring that tens of millions of girls in some of the poorest parts of the world receive the high-quality education they deserve. Just today, we have announced a new women and girls strategy from the Foreign Office and backed that up with £200 million more to support women's health around the world.