PMQs

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Does the Prime Minister agree that a robust plan is needed to cover cash-flow losses for businesses affected by coronavirus? Will the Treasury consider delaying VAT and PAYE collection?

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What additional funding will be given to an overstretched NHS to deal with the coronavirus crisis?

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Are police forces likely to become so stretched that 999 response times will have to be extended? Are investigations into murders halted?

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Does the Prime Minister's statement about statutory sick pay from day one cover all claimants, including those on universal credit and zero-hours contracts?

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Mr. Corbyn asks if PM was aware of recent allegations against the Home Secretary for repeated harassment and bullying across multiple departments, demanding an independent investigation to avoid a cover-up.

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Mr. Corbyn questions if Boris Johnson is aware of the resignation of a permanent secretary over the Home Secretary's conduct and demands he address workers' rights issues, claiming PM defends bullying in his Government.

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Ms. Coutinho congratulates Boris Johnson on UK's significant reduction in carbon emissions and asks for details on future climate change strategies.

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Mr. Blackford discusses the need for clear leadership during the coronavirus crisis, inquiring about financial support measures for all affected individuals and businesses.

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Mr. Blackford asks for specific guarantees that all workers will be protected from day one of sickness, at the real living wage level, with emergency legislation ensuring support.

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Tomorrow is St Piran's day. Is the Prime Minister aware that significant deposits of lithium have been identified in Cornwall? Will he commit his Government to enabling Cornwall to make the most of this opportunity?

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Given a recent judgment against Heathrow expansion, will the PM provide details on how many other national policy statements have been reviewed for compliance with the Paris climate agreement?

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Will the PM reaffirm his government's commitment to invest in the police and impose harsher penalties on offenders, unlike a Labour PCC who is closing down a local police station?

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Given the low conviction rate and high reoffending rates for sexual offences, will the PM commit to reviewing sentencing policies to ensure sex offenders serve full sentences?

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Will the PM ensure that Blyth Valley benefits from government initiatives aimed at leveling up across the country?

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Given the research by Karbon Homes, will the PM address the issues of Universal Credit delays causing rent arrears and destitution?

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What did you learn from your secret nighttime listening visit to Kettering General Hospital?

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If the Cabinet Office finds that the Home Secretary breached the ministerial code, will she be expected to resign or be removed from office?

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Having knocked on doors across Stafford, Clarke noted that the A&E at County Hospital is a vital local service. Does the Prime Minister agree with him that A&E units like County are essential for the NHS's future delivery of care?

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Resignation of an experienced civil servant, sacking of a Government aide—with this Government it seems that allegations of bullying or just being incompetent gets you promoted, whereas standing up to it, you lose your job. What does this say about this Prime Minister?

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The Taliban have resumed their attacks in Afghanistan, and today the US has undertaken defensive airstrikes. Does my right hon. Friend share my concern that no peace deal can bypass the Afghan Government? Will he give me his assurances that we will stand shoulder to shoulder with Afghan women?

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Parliament must stay open, but what plans does the Prime Minister have to utilise systems such as conference calls and electronic voting to ensure that we do not become part of the problem? Every week 650 MPs come here from every part of the UK, spend several days operating in close proximity and meeting people from all over the world.

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My consituent Tom Channon was just 18 years old when he tragically died at the Eden Roc complex in Majorca. This incident was totally preventable and avoidable. Nothing had been done to make the site safe. Will my right hon. Friend use all his influence to press the Spanish authorities to pursue a criminal prosecution?

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Violent crime in Coventry is rising, yet I only have 10 police officers in my constituency. As the Prime Minister makes such a big deal about his 20,000 new police officers, can he tell my constituents whether we are going to get our fair share?

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Due to coronavirus, demand for air travel has decreased around the world. Is he aware that there are perverse incentives for airlines to fly half-empty planes around the globe so as not to lose lucrative slots? Will he seek a derogation for UK airlines from these international rules?

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The Prime Minister promised on the steps of Downing Street to fix the crisis in social care. We need an extra 580,000 care workers, not just to fill vacancies but also to grow demand. Where are we going to find all these extra staff when EU workers will be excluded under the new immigration system?

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My right hon. Friend has, with righteous zeal, acted to curb the early release of terrorist prisoners, but he must know that those plans will be put at risk by malign, bourgeois-liberal judicial activists, so will he, in the spirit of our wonderful new Attorney General, agree an urgent review of the legislative means they use to do their work and to put the Government's plan to tackle that in jeopardy?

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The Prime Minister will be aware of continuing concerns in Northern Ireland among business about the Northern Ireland protocol. Will the Prime Minister agree to meet a cross-party delegation of Members of Parliament representing Northern Ireland and business representatives to discuss his commitment to maintain unfettered access to the UK market for Northern Ireland business?