in places like hexham — standard disaster. in places like hexham.e chancellor agreed _ hexham. there is the chancellor agreed that the budget tomorrow, we need to— agreed that the budget tomorrow, we need to reset the foundations of our economy _ need to reset the foundations of our economy. the last parliament was the worst _ economy. the last parliament was the worst ever _ economy. the last parliament was the worst ever recorded. the budget is our promise — worst ever recorded. the budget is our promise to fix this so we can deliver— our promise to fix this so we can deliver for— our promise to fix this so we can deliver for families in hexham and around _ deliver for families in hexham and around the — deliver for families in hexham and around the country. the top 10% earned _ around the country. the top 10% earned a — around the country. the top 10% earned a staggering 57% of wealth up from 225— earned a staggering 57% of wealth up from 22.51995. in our communities, energy— from 22.51995. in our communities, energy prices — from 22.51995. in ou

injanuary last year, he stalked her, then stabbed her to death in a frenzied attack in an alleyway in hexhamying he'd intended to hurt himself and that he had no memory of the attack. but the jury didn't believe him and he was found guilty at newcastle crown court at the end of august. we haven't been able to name logan macphail or say that he was holly's ex—boyfriend until now. that's because there was an order in place protecting his identity because he's under 18. but, after we made an application to the judge, he's lifted that order because of what he calls the public concern about murders by young people carrying knives and violence against women and girls. the relationship had been toxic. macphail had been obsessed with holly, and herfamily says he'd been coercive. he'd kept saying to her that, if you leave me, i'll kill myself, several times. he didn't like her having otherfriends. going out without him. he needed to know where she was all the time. it was all just control. holly's murder has been recorded in official police statistics as knife crime because, in the eyes of the law, s

. >> in my constituency of hexham, frightened parents and their families are having to fight tooth andy long distances to secure fair treatment and full education for their children. >> can the prime minister outline the steps that the government will to take improve outcomes and results for send families , particularly in the families, particularly in the most rural parts of the north east? the prime minister? well, ithank east? the prime minister? well, i thank him for his question. i think this reinforces that the sven provisions were a failure of the last government, particularly in rural communities. this has come from both sides of the house. it's a really important issue. we have a duty now to pick this up to and ensure that all children with send receive the right support to succeed in their education, and we will continue to do so. >> david davis. >> david davis. >> on the assisted dying private member's bill, the government is quite rightly staying neutral. but the real issue with that bill is the time constraints of private legislation make it very difficult to get it right

on friday, 27th january last year, holly finished school and went into hexham with herfriends.ally, he spoke to her in a bus stop. less than 15 minutes later, he persuaded her into the alleyway next to it, where he carried out such a frenzied attack that the knife broke during it. in just one minute, she suffered 36 stab and slash wounds, including to her head and neck. another boy attempted to stop him, but he too was stabbed. the attack only stopped when passers by intervened. emergency services arrived quickly and holly was taken to hospital, but she died shortly after. throughout the trial, macphail had claimed he'd been carrying the knife for more than a week because he planned to hurt himself, not her, and that he'd gone blank during the stabbing. he was arrested at the scene. holly's family say she was the victim of domestic abuse, but because in the eyes of the law she was a child, it can't be classed as that. they want to see a change in the law. one thing i would like to see is the domestic violence age reduced where it can be classed as a crime, especially with child