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HANSARDEngagementsThe Prime Minister can spin it all he likes, but the whole country can see that, yet again, the Tory party is in meltdown and everyone else is paying the price. He has kicked the…13 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsThe Prime Minister talks about children. Nearly 140,000 children are going to be homeless this Christmas—more than ever before. That is a shocking state of affairs, and it should…13 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsMigration has trebled on the Prime Minister’s watch, and all he can do is make up numbers about the Labour party. It is really pitiful. I am not actually sure the Prime Minister…06 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsWhen the Government first announced this gimmick, they claimed Rwanda would settle tens of thousands of people—tens of thousands of people. Then the former Deputy Prime Minister…06 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsHow did the Tory party go from “Up yours Delors” to “Take our money, Kagame”?06 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsHe clearly hasn’t read it. Annex A says that, on top of the £140 million he has already showered on Rwanda, when we send people there under this treaty, we will have to pay for…06 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsI would say that this treaty has more holes than a Swiss cheese, but I do not want to wind up the Prime Minister by talking about a European country again. I have to give credit…06 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsThank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. If we want the perfect example of how badly the Tories have broken the asylum system, last week the Home Office admitted that 17,000 people in the…06 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsIt is very good to see you in your place, Madam Deputy Speaker. We wish Mr Speaker a speedy recovery. This week, we lost two giants of the Labour family, and I thank the Prime…06 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsForget the private jet; the Prime Minister is obviously on a private planet of his own. Daily Mail readers learned this week that he has begun to feel sorry for himself. He has…06 Dec 2023HANSARDEngagementsLet me get this straight: the Prime Minister is now saying that meeting the Prime Minister of Greece is somehow supporting the EU, instead of discussing serious issues. He has…29 Nov 2023HANSARDEngagementsThere is only one party that has lost control of the borders, and its Members are sitting right there. This is a Government who are not just in turmoil, but in open revolt. The…29 Nov 2023HANSARDEngagementsIn an effort to hide from his failures, the Prime Minister spent this week arguing about an ancient relic that only a tiny minority of the British public have any interest in—but…29 Nov 2023HANSARDEngagementsOn this Government’s watch, migration has just trebled, and the Prime Minister is giving the House a lecture about targets. He is lost in la-la land. There can be few experiences…29 Nov 2023HANSARDEngagementsNever mind the British Museum—it is the Prime Minister who has obviously lost his marbles. The Greek Prime Minister came to London to meet him: a fellow NATO member, an economic…29 Nov 2023HANSARDEngagementsI discussed the economy, security and immigration with the Greek Prime Minister. I also told him we would not change the law regarding the marbles—it is not that difficult. The…29 Nov 2023HANSARDEngagementsThis is on the Prime Minister’s watch; it is his responsibility. Thirteen years in, and all he has to offer is trying to blame the Opposition for his failures over and over again.…22 Nov 2023HANSARDEngagementsThe reason the Prime Minister ignored the NHS, not only in his new pledges but just now, is that 7.8 million people are currently on the waiting lists. That is half a million more…22 Nov 2023HANSARDEngagementsMore than double the entire population of Wales are currently on a waiting list in England. The Prime Minister really needs to take some responsibility. On his watch, 2.5 million…22 Nov 2023HANSARDEngagementsAs ever, no responsibility for the shocking state of the NHS. The truth is that the Prime Minister would not accept those waits for his family, and neither should anyone else.…22 Nov 2023