. >> chris curtis. >> residents in redhouse park in my constituency are suffering from soaring management fees and poor service from their fleeceholder management company. recent bbc reporting has once again demonstrated the consequences of the outdated and feudal leasehold system. all of them are frustrated by the broken promises of the previous government. will the prime minister reassure them that this government will introduce legislation as soon as possible to resolve the fleeceholder and leaseholder crisis? prime minister starmer: mr. speaker yes, we will do so. , i agree that the last government totally failed to tackle the unfairness of the leasehold system. we will provide homeowners with more powers, protection and data -- greater rights by bringing that legislation forward. >> this is the opposition. miss badenoch. >> at the cbi conference on monday, the chancellor said: "i'm cleari'm not coming back with more borrowing or more taxes". i know that telling the truth to this house is important to the prime minister, so will he repeat his chancellor's pledge now? >> mr. speaker, w

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curtis in virginia, independent. caller: hey, how you doing? it is chris. i am an african-american, but i just had a few points on -- for the gentleman and gentlelady. do you think u.s. policy will increase on our media sources, our mainstream media sources? and if that is drew -- due to the trump term what do you think the reasons for that are? then to the gentlemen, thank you very much for your service. i would like to say, what do you think trump's stance on the russia-ukraine situation will do with our political conventions with bringing russia back to certain political conventions? that is for the gentleman. for the gentlelady on israel, religious location, do you think that will have anything to do with the cease-fire in that location at any point in time, as far as getting that resolved? host: chris, what did you mean about religious locations? in israel? caller: how he went to jerusalem. host: moving the capital to jerusalem? caller: yes ma'am. since he had going on when he went there and met with netanyahu and kind of transitioned capital, i believ

curtis in virginia, independent. caller: hey, how you doing? it is chris.an african-american, but i just had a few points on -- for the gentleman and gentlelady. do you think u.s. policy will increase on our media sources, our mainstream media sources? and if that is drew -- due to the trump term what do you think the reasons for that are? then to the gentlemen, thank you very much for your service. i would like to say, what do you think trump's stance on the russia-ukraine situation will do with our political conventions with bringing russia back to certain political conventions? that is for the gentleman. for the gentlelady on israel, religious location, do you think that will have anything to do with the cease-fire in that location at any point in time, as far as getting that resolved? host: chris, what did you mean about religious locations? in israel? caller: how he went to jerusalem. host: moving the capital to jerusalem? caller: yes ma'am. since he had going on when he went there and met with netanyahu and kind of transitioned capital, i believe it w

while the bill has sparked division , supporters has sparked division, supporters like labour's chris curtisld gb news that today's result will leave thousands of people heartened. >> it's incredibly difficult moral decision that we've all had to come to today, balancing off those, those, those difficult arguments either way. but but my view is, you know, from speaking to so many people who are going through such suffering, such suffering at the end of their life. and, you know, we're elected to this place to give people the best possible life. and i think we also have a we should be working to give people the best possible death as well. >> and heidi alexander has been appointed as the new transport secretary after louise hay stepped down this morning. the mp for swindon south has been serving as a justice minister until her promotion today. louise hay's cabinet resignation sir keir starmer's first since his election victory came after it emerged last night she was convicted of a criminal offence before she was an mp. she admitted to falsely reporting a stolen work phone in 2013, calling it

while the bill has sparked division supporters like labour's chris curtis told gb news that today's resultll leave thousands of people heartened. but several stages remain before the bill becomes law and a number of mps indicated they could still vote against it if safeguards in the legislation were not strengthened. conservative mp danny kruger, who led opposition to the bill, said he was disappointed with the verdict. >> my concern, though, is that we're going to change the way the medical profession works, the medical profession works, the way our whole society thinks about life and death. i mean, what now will happen if we pass this law is that every person who's approaching the end of their life, or who qualifies for an assisted death, which would be a lot of people. but every elderly person, every member of their family would have to consider this new option, and they'd have to have the conversation. is it time for mum or granny or myself to apply for an assisted death? is it the right thing ? we need to do so right thing? we need to do so much more to help those people. we really, r

chris curtis thank you, mr speaker. >> residents in red house park in my constituency are suffering fromoaring management fees and poor service from their leaseholder management company. recent bbc reporting has once again demonstrated the consequences of the outdated and feudal leasehold system. all of them are frustrated by the broken promises of the previous government. so will the prime minister reassure them that this government will introduce legislation as soon as possible to resolve the leaseholder and leaseholder crisis ? leaseholder crisis? >> mr speaker, yes, we will do so. i agree that the last government totally failed to tackle the unfairness of the leasehold system. we will provide homeowners with more powers, protection and greater rights by bringing that legislation forward. thank you. >> that of the opposition kemi badenoch . badenoch. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> at the cbi conference on monday, the chancellor said, and i quote, i'm clear i'm not coming back with more borrowing or more taxes. i know that telling the truth to this house is impo