In the run-up to the last election, the Prime Minister said it was wrong that hundreds of thousands rely on food banks. Research now shows one in six fear needing a food bank due to the £20 cut to universal credit, affecting over 500 families and 1,000 children in Birkenhead alone. Will he concede this cut is wrong and change course?

My constituents worry about paying for an air source heating unit, an electric car they did not want, while watching other economies build gas and coal stations. Why do this? Will the PM commit to technologically possible solutions to reduce Britain's carbon footprint?

I want to ask the PM about his promise to guarantee that no one needing care has to sell their home. Does this guarantee still stand?

The Prime Minister's plan means someone with £186,000 who faces large care costs will need to pay £86,000. Where does he think they get that money without selling their home?

My plan is to ensure that those with the broadest shoulders pay their fair share. That is the difference between my plan and his, which imposes a regressive tax on workers.

Mr Speaker, let me tell you what an ambitious young Member for Henley said in 2002: “national insurance increases are regressive”. If the PM is going ahead with this unfair tax, can he at least tell us if his plan will clear NHS waiting list backlogs by end of Parliament?

Working families face a national insurance tax rise and a £1,000 per year reduction in universal credit, impacting 2.5 million households. How does the government justify raising taxes on working people while failing to address NHS backlogs and underfunding social care?

Rosie, a single mother on minimum wage, faces significant financial hardship from the universal credit cut (£87/month) and new national insurance tax rises while struggling to get more shifts or childcare support. What does the government say to Rosie?

Will the Government in negotiations with the EU highlight the Centre for Brexit Policy's mutual enforcement proposal to address issues arising from the Northern Ireland Protocol's application?

With no consultation from the government, millions of Scottish workers face a poll tax hike. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation projects this impacts around 2 million households with an additional £100 yearly cost. Is it true that this tax is regressive and balances the books on the backs of the poor?

This is a tax hike on the poor and young, leading to furlough scrapping, universal credit cuts, and more austerity. The UK has worst levels of poverty and inequality in north-west Europe, with record in-work poverty under this government. Is independence needed to protect Scotland from these cuts?

Growing populations require a long-term integrated healthcare strategy. Can the Government confirm what action they are taking to ensure regular reviews of healthcare provision meet future needs in my constituency?

Yesterday's social care plan forgot family carers. We are millions wiping bottoms and washing, yet we want a fair deal: will you raise the carer's allowance? Will you guarantee proper breaks for carers? Change employment law to balance caring with work? Ensure enough professional carers through new visas?

Einion and Elliw Jones at Mynydd Mostyn dairy have created buzz with a self-serve milk facility but were served an enforcement notice. Will my right hon. Friend agree businesses surviving pandemic deserve support, not threats from local authority?

At a time of widespread concern over HGV drivers, I have been contacted by many who believe increasing their hours won't solve the problem. Long-term solutions need improved working conditions, action on parking spaces, and measures to reduce waiting times at distribution centres. Will you consider these proposals?