PMQs

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Despite opposition from key figures, the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities is set to broaden the definition of extremism tomorrow. Should the Prime Minister focus on addressing extremism within his own party instead? Will he support a new definition?

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Staff in various services can earn a medal after 15 years of service, but not in the NHS. Will the Prime Minister support a campaign to introduce an award recognising long-serving NHS employees?

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Welcomes the legislation addressing the Post Office scandal. Sends condolences for Tommy McAvoy's passing. The Prime Minister is funded by someone who made offensive remarks about black women. Is he proud of this?

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How many racist, misogynistic threats would the funding source need to make before the Prime Minister returns the £10 million he has received?

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The difference is that the Prime Minister is scared of his party; I have changed my party. The problem is that the PM is describing a Labour party that no longer exists; I am describing a man who is bankrolling the Conservatives' upcoming general election.

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Will the PM's unfunded proposal to scrap national insurance be paid for by cuts to state pensions or NHS funding?

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We have the highest tax burden since WWII, and your Chancellor promised £46 billion that isn't funded. You tried this before, and everyone else paid the price. Now you're avoiding an election by pretending everything can be funded without cutting pensions or the NHS. Why are you too scared to face the public?

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Premier league clubs like Gloucester Rugby received £150 million in loans during the pandemic to stay solvent. Some clubs are concerned that current loan repayment schemes could be harmful to their finances. Will you ask the Sports Minister and the Treasury to find a solution?

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The Conservative party received a £10 million donation from someone who said that one of our MPs should be shot. Why are you putting money before morals?

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Your No. 10 office acknowledged an unacceptable rise in extremist activity seeking to divide our society and hijack democratic institutions. Is not this extremism your Tory donors' odious, racist, dangerous views?

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Sub-post-masters across the country will welcome today's announcement on introducing legislation to overturn wrongful convictions. Will my right hon Friend reassure us that this legislation will be passed quickly?

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I am concerned about the future of children's cancer services in my constituency, and across south-west London, Surrey, Sussex and beyond. The existing service is world leading and has saved countless lives. Many feel that a wrong decision will be made by moving them to the Evelina London Children's Hospital if chosen tomorrow. Will the Prime Minister intervene personally to delay any final decision until he meets concerned MPs so they can prevent risks to children's cancer services?

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Radical Islamists pose a serious threat to national security. Will the Government target specific groups fostering terrorism without trying to police people's thoughts and speech?

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Children deserve clean air. Does the Prime Minister support London's pilot for 200 most impacted schools with air quality filters? Will he implement similar measures across the country?

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I understand that a scheme is being considered to pay thousands of pounds to leave Britain. Will the Prime Minister commit to leaving the ECHR or have it in the manifesto for referendum?

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University College London found that austerity policies between 2010 and 2019 set back life expectancy progress by three years. Can public services withstand an extra £20 billion of cuts?

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Thanking my right hon. Friend the Prime Minister for discussing vaccine damage with me, will the Government support my Covid-19 Vaccine Damage Payments Bill this Friday?

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While the PM said he wants to root out hate and extremism, it took over 24 hours for him to call racist remarks by Tories' biggest donor racist. Will he reimburse the donor?

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I am concerned about the opposition's stance after hearing their rhetoric against our proposed tax cuts. Will Labour vote against today's tax cuts?

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The UK has belonged to the European Court of Human Rights since 1953 with an Irish president and a UK justice. How can it be considered foreign? Will the PM commit today to continuing our membership?

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Is there only one potential government, namely the Conservatives, who have the will to end mass illegal and legal migration?

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Despite over 72 billion litres of sewage dumped into rivers by Thames Water, with multi-billion-pound debts and possibility of bankruptcy, will the Prime Minister confirm if Thames Water will still exist by year-end?

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Key changes for a new EU digital border system have not been decided. Will the Prime Minister assure me that this issue is taken seriously at high levels with funding support?

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158 days since conflict started, there is no peace or aid. With a rising death toll and spreading disease, will the PM change his approach for an immediate bilateral ceasefire?

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Will my right hon. Friend join me in thanking the maternity team at the Royal Cornwall Hospital at Treliske in my Truro and Falmouth constituency for all the outstanding work they have done to improve maternity services over the last few years? Their sheer hard work, along with the coming new women and children's hospital, means that there are no midwifery vacancies in Cornwall.

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My constituents in Somerton and Frome, working together with the Langport Transport Group, submitted a robust strategic business case to the Government in July 2022 for the reopening of a train station in the Somerton and Langport area. Such a train station would connect over 50,000 people to the rail network, boost the local economy and support local people to reduce their reliance on cars. Almost two years on, they are still waiting for a response. Does the Prime Minister support this project, and can he provide confidence to my constituents that their hard work to drive this vital project forward has not been futile?

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Prime Minister, in the 1930s, one of your less illustrious predecessors, Neville Chamberlain, so denuded the British armed forces of funding, until it was too late, that we failed to deter Adolf Hitler, and 50 million people tragically died in the second world war. Russia has invaded Ukraine, China is threatening Taiwan, and British shipping is being attacked by Houthis in the Red sea. Could you please assure me, as the son of a D-day veteran, and the House of Commons that we are not going to forget the lessons of history and make the same mistake again?