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The Prime Minister promised us that they were going to be whiter than white—a new start for politics, “in the service of working people”—but

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Vickers.

We are talking about the end of the two-child cap and the ever-increasing amount spent on benefits in this country, while hard-working peopl

We are talking about the end of the two-child cap and the ever-increasing amount spent on benefits in this country, while hard-working peopl

The Prime Minister promised us that they were going to be whiter than white—a new start for politics, “in the service of working people”—but

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Vickers.

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps his Department are taking to allow frontline workers such as Teachers,

I thank you, Mr Vickers, for chairing the debate, and the hon. Member for Glasgow West (Patricia Ferguson) for securing it.

I definitely believe that we should be helping people with addictions, but feeding those addictions and allowing the illegal use of drugs is

One drug death is one drug death too many. We agree on that, and we agree on the need to treat people.