>> before we come to the prime minister's questions with the interpretation. >> i can tell the house today it is my intention to return our strategy for living with

covid and with those encouraging trends it is my expectation two of the last to mistake restrictions including the legal requirements to test positive a full month earlier. and for the ministerial colleagues. >> we have frustrated business and restricting the free movement throughout theod united kingdom and then the minister for the union now reunites for all residents including those living in northern ireland. >> my friend is quite right it does not require that all

foodsir and medicine are to be systematically checked in the way thatll they are and the last fix it with common sense we can if they don't show that common sense than of course we figure article 16. mr. speaker that it is not something people experience in day to day lives? >> mr. speaker despite those that we crackdown on forces with the task force with the economic crime bill and with tackling neighborhood crime

and those are down 17 percent mr. speaker. >> the prime minister has a big hole in it. and those that have gone to the roof and the 14000 cases of fraud per day and the business of secretary don't worry it's not real crime making cars and shipping them around the world all financed from the taxpayer and what's the response 4 billion pounds of losses and investigation by the national crime agency

turning a blind eye to scammers. is it any wonder that no one in government seems to care and threw in t the towel? what we are doing is tackling crime across the board that's why we aree investing more but we are also tackling the neighborhood crime that is a massive psychological damage to people in the country and crimes of violence with proper sentences and putting police on the street. the reason we can afford it is we have a strong economy in coming back from covid. >> and with that is egregious

and to smash properly it says that he's been completely distracted four weeks. and then to forecast an extra 19 billion pounds on their energy bill the government has insulted people's intelligence by pretending it's giving them a discount but it is not mr. speaker. so letea me put this in language in my understand.

and then are they giving him a loan or a discount? our plan to tackle the cost of living is more generous. we lifted the living wage and with universal credit now setting out a fantastic plan with the cost of energy mr. speaker it is more generous and more effective. the only reason one.1 billion pounds to help people across the country and the only reason you can afford it is because you have a strong economy as a may have

pointed out. >> mr. speaker the first clue of what we are signing up to help them out planetary billion pounds taxes go to energy companies and enforce c families to pay it off in installments in years to come. if it sounds like he is forcing people to take out a loan and it looks like he's forcing them to take out a loan is it just forcing people to take out a loan? we are giving people evaluations across the country from 27 million homes with a 160-pound rebate. and is more generous and more

effective so what they would do it is a global problem with the spike in gas prices but what they would do is clobber the oil and gas companies with the tax to detour it would be totally ridiculous and raise prices. >> mr. speaker i was always worried of the terms and conditions i did not understand to confirm my worst fears. >> if you want to carry on, carry-on outside. the secretary of the state should know better i don't need to put up with it anymore.

>> mr. speaker there is an alternative he can stand up to tell him to support families rather than loading them with the debt. tell him to look at those profits up 14 billion pounds this year at nine.4 billion pounds this year. mr. speaker every second of the day 750 pounds of extra prprofit from rising prices that households face an extra 700 pounds per year. so why on earth they focusing on some british families with the unexpected windfall? >> it is the improvements of nationalizing the energy companies. maybe he dropped that one.

so what he would be doing is taking them at precisely the momentec to say but if we need to transition what the government is providing is nine.1 billion pounds of support more generous so i will repeat my point the only reason we can do it is to keep our economy moving. and that is what he opposes last year. and then they opposed it mr. speaker but then i never tire.e so the reality is this and on

top of those prices have now picked up that leaves taxpayers and that they say they have more money than theyey know what to do with is the same old story with this government and ask working people to pick up the bill. now everyone can see it's all one big scam to pay the price. and then to see it is absently committed to doing the right thing with the people of this country. and then labor is calling for us to take the easy way out. and then decided to keep going

in july we keep going over christmas. and then 40 times to go back into the eu. our plans for jobs is working. we have a great right here across the country. >> thank you mr. speaker the

$9 billion a support and then to be full steam ahead. and then with the uk has security in jobs and investment right here on the shores. and then congratulations on your fantastic advocacy. and we went to get back up there and that's why there's at least one day nuclear project.

>> and those that launched a yearly event. and those changes it's amazing how much energy it can sum up. and then when to be punished with a cost-of-living crisis. and as a direct result 275 year company. that pay cut is at the very samery moment and then in the

space of a year. and rather than the prime minister of the chancellor going over theor leadership. and then with their national assurance. >> it is interesting everybody can see how vital this is. we have 6 million people already on the way that's why we are recruiting 55 there are more and to that point we have increased the salary in addition to the help that we give them. >> actions speak louder than words and the very people and

nation have to remind the prime minister as they go into work every day eckstein different passes. the public knows to sacrifice of the pandemic and they know exactly the prime minister so the prime minister in the chancellor that there is a word to see as to the pandemic 250-pound wage cut. >> what we are telling the people of this country and what they want to have record numbers and training and then it was last year and that is a

fantastic investment in our country. and as they approach to healthcare. and then in order to improve ventilation. >> for those of all ages and the skills that they need are vital and they are already doing this. will the prime minister. with my honorable neighbor and friends. and then morgan have access to

skills. and completely right. and there for the 21st century dreams and revolution and partly thinks to her and then to keep me away. and the 74 -year-old had 25000 pounds stolen by forces and told the bbc the money with my mom and dad i felt that i let them down and for the 4 million people who fell

victim to the online scammers it is a crime. does the prime minister understand the hurt and then to write them out of the crime figures and then to correct the record and then apologize quick. >> and then hates and then we are attacking the scammers one day get an e-mail of course will help in any way that we can but we are also cutting the crime and then to deal with it we are proud those

numbers have come down by 17 percent. >> thank you mr. speaker for the first in person commonwealth to take place during her majesty's platinum. and it is high on the agenda. to ensure every leader in the commonwealth. >> thank you very much. things she does to support education men for the single most important thing we could do i remember working with my friend mr. speaker.

my constituents over the 30 years was diagnosed with a tumor on her spine. and then a photo has emerged and the prime minister on downing street surrounded and it never happens. will the prime minister be referring this party?

and then i understand very much your feelings. >> the mr. speaker the prime minister joined me what is now the new institute ofut technology and to create opportunities. and then to congratulate the delivery team and then we actually have the nearest opportunity. >> mr. speaker he's a great champion. but now way it is open.

>> thank you mr. speaker if you're not listening young probably don't understand if you don't understand is your probably not listening the fact of the matter is there is he zero support f from the unionist and the fact of the matter is a solution that only attractsha the support and that will never stop. will the prime minister therefore lose ambassador is running around washington.

and then to bring forward is solution. n and then across communities support. whand then of course we implement article 16. and then to take the alternative you. with the gas prices deal with

the cost of living problems. >> mr. speaker it is interesting and ingenious the oil and gas companies create hundreds of thousands of jobs in the uk it's very important to the economy and i will do what i can and then 12 years in a row and they are filling up their tanks. >> thank you mr. speaker understand i will survive. [laughter] because in 2017 because of the

careless words of the prime minister now in 2022 my friends were hounded because of the careless disgraceful words. with recourse and then resigned. >> i don't think that she should either to be bullied and harassed to be off the a hook anymore than then she should that the iranian government. >> and found 2017 and has done by 60 percent in going up by 400 percent since lockdown and

playing a huge biden is given the social media platform mike tiktok with adult content and negative imagery will my right honorable friend consider a levy on social media companies raising 100 million for programs for children. >> i know you campaigned on this issue and he is quite right about the psychological damage social media can do i have to say recently about tiktok we will see what we can do in the forthcoming. >> mr. speaker to the tenth largest economy cdc

11.6 billion and out comes out that detailed analysis has been carried out when will the prime minister jackson get the investment that it deserves quick. >> i'm afraid she is wrong and what she says from york shire 600 for 40 more police from what we said for the rail plans we will look at ways in which we can attract the eastern leg of high-speed rail but we are not doing is coming up with a scheme of what to do

and how to fund it but we are not ruling that out mr. speaker. >> i serve my country with pride i welcome the investment strategy but ask that the way that the heart of the strategy to get what they need. >> that's why we set up for veterans and to ensure they get preferential treatment after the first things i did when i became prime minister and to make w sure veterans receive support and encouragement we encourage them to take on veterans as well. >> thank you mr. speaker. >> the prime minister recently

lobbied the government in this help to legislate from the countries 5g network and with access to sensitive government information and whether he has gone to the necessary checks to provide for that level of clearance? >> curious question. and from the chinese government. >> what i can tell him is that this government to the brave the necessary step we excluded

yahweh from the national infrastructure and that's the right thing to do. >> can we asked the prime minister a question? i asked him last week and i did not get a straight answer. it is important it is those who make the law available. the prime minister wants to be judged onn the facts so i'll can i ask them to commit upon conclusion of the investigation will he ensure the final report is published immediately and in full? >> and then we will repeat for the benefit and then

immediately publish. >> mr. speaker i understand uk government funds the agreement that would have resulted in the 400 million pounds that agreement fell through and so hasn't been paid. but the prime minister's attention so i don't want to meet with colleagues. i want to meet wither him. and after six long years? >> and thank you for all the hard work that she does. and then to secure the release

and those cases that we have in iran and for all sorts of reasons and certainly make sure we have another meeting in due course. >> once again with residents and local businesses alike not because of brexit but because of the bureaucracy. i'll have the prime minister meet with me how he can invest and also get rid of the

unnecessary redtape. >> she is actually writing what she says if the economy rebounds and then just to be clear. >> thank you mr. speaker. the photograph on social media and this is on the parties already being investigated. >> and to that point it already has been up for investigation . >> that with the prime minister's questions