mr speaken >> the prime minister. last week in the budget we delivered the largest settlement for the scottish government in real terms since devolution. that includes £3.4 billion through the barnett formula, a fuel duty freeze and an increase to the national living wage, benefiting his constituents and all those across scotland. and the result of the budget is now clear. the snp in power in scotland have the powers . they now have the the powers. they now have the money they have got no more excuses. excuses. >> excuses. >> leatherby's jackie . >> leatherby's jackie. >> leatherby's jackie. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. mr speaker, does the prime minister really think it is acceptable for a backbench mp to suggest that the leader of the opposition represents white supremacy in black face, and is the most prominent member of white supremacy's black collaborator class, with all the race traitor innuendo that that carries. >> and if he doesn't , why hasn't >> and if he doesn't, why hasn't he removed the whip? >> the prime minist

mr speaken welcome him back from. speaker, i welcome the prime minister back from his trip to azerbaijan, where he has unilaterally made commitments that will make life more experience for everyone back home. speaking of making life what somebody's suggesting reading, i think if you notice, the prime minister also raised. >> so please get your leader of the opposition . the opposition. >> and mr speaker, i can pre—prepare my questions, but he needs to answer from his mind . needs to answer from his mind. speaking of making life responsible for the answers , so responsible for the answers, so he has made life more expensive with his unilateral commitments, but speaking of making life more expensive, will the prime minister confirm that he will keep the cap on council tax ? keep the cap on council tax? >> the prime minister, mr speaken >> the prime minister, mr speaker, she talks of the trip to cop. i'm very proud. i'm very proud of the fact that we're restoring leadership on climate to this country, to the uk , to this

mr speaken chancellor's pledge now?r speaker, we set out our position at the budget that was just set out. we fixing the foundations. we're dealing with the 22 billion black hole that they left. i'm not going to write the next five years of budgets here at this despatch box. but, mr speaken at this despatch box. but, mr speaker, we said we wouldn't hit the pay slips of working people. we passed the budget, we invest in the future, and we kept that promise . in the future, and we kept that promise. kemi in the future, and we kept that promise . kemi badenoch no one promise. kemi badenoch no one thinks, mr speaker, he's not fixing any foundations. he's making everything worse . the making everything worse. the whole house, the whole house would have heard him refuse to repeat the chancellor's pledge, a pledge as worthless as the manifesto promises that he's talking about. if he is fixing foundations, why is it that the pmi index shows that business confidence has crashed since 152

isn't it the truth, mr speaken winter.truth, mr speaker, that if you don't vote laboun speaker, that if you don't vote labour, they don't care about you ? there will be more. you? there will be more. >> there will be more , and it >> there will be more, and it won't be what you want more of. deputy prime minister? >> well, mr speaker , after that >> well, mr speaker, after that display, he clearly did not recognise the result of the general election and has learnt nothing. while this government has been fixing the mess that they left, the conservatives have been desperately trying to rewrite history. they come here every week jumping on a new bandwagon, taking a new pot—shot. but absolutely no word on what they will do differently. last week, the leader of the opposition admitted that she supported labour's plans to invest in nhs schools and homes. but what they want is all the benefits of the budget. mr speaker, but i have noidea budget. mr speaker, but i have no idea how they'll pay for it, mr speaker. the faces may chan

largest ever amount for sustainable food production in the uk, and it's alongside £60 million, mr speakende £60 million, mr speaker, to support those affected by extreme wet weather and over £200 million to tackle disease outbreaks. >> his party couldn't even get the money out the door for farmers failing to spend over £300 million on farming budgets, perhaps the right honourable lady thinks that everyone came to london yesterday to thank the government . government. >> let's look at the facts. a typical mid—sized 360 acre, 360 acre family farm in the constituency of my right hon. friend for thirsk and malton. they've spoken to their accountant. their new liability because of this government is half £1 million. that's 12 years worth of profit. when this generation passes away, that farm will become totally unviable. and it's just one of thousands and thousands of similar farms. it's clear the government hasn't got its facts right. the central association for agricultural valuers, the real experts in this field, say so.the real experts in this field, say so. the nfu says so. they are short

largest ever amount for sustainable food production in the uk, and it's alongside £60 million, mr speaken £60 million, mr speaker, to support those affected by extreme wet weather and over £200 million to tackle disease outbreaks. >> despite this, shadow cabinet office minister alex burghart was critical of the government's approach to farmers, telling the house it's obvious that labour had got it wrong. >> perhaps the right hon. lady thinks that everyone came to london yesterday to thank the government. it's clear the government. it's clear the government hasn't got its facts right. the central association for agricultural valuers , the for agricultural valuers, the real experts in this field, say so.the real experts in this field, say so. the nfu says so. they are shortly to publish a report showing that 75% of all commercial farms will fall above the threshold . the threshold. >> and finally, snow will continue to fall over the weekend. the met office has said between 2 and 5cm is expected widely over the coming days . widely over the coming days. whilst it could reach ten centimetres