there are also darzis and we see all this situation, even a scholar of sunni religion for these displaced people, because there was a lot of traffic, they had to stay for several hours from the south to the north and come to welcome them, give them water, give them sweets, this is a state of empathy between the people of lebanon . we have been seeing this traffic for almost two weeks now. manat has become uninhabitable as a result of heavy bombardments in southern lebanon. it is true that many people stayed with this situation, but still many decided to go instead, and this state of empathy that has been created even opened schools, public universities, universities. even privately opened for church people. hosseini mosques, some people even with a joke, for example, we went to school, we sat in a preschool class, for example, the level was very low, for example, someone sends him a message that you, we are in high school, come to us. inshaallah, inshaallah , inshaallah, now i can tell you something, shamais is here. now, we have witnessed the displacement and all the israeli army, our oc

whether that is there not being enough spaces in our prisons or the darzi review into what's happeningice shows that we cannot continue on that path. so it will require difficult decisions on spending, welfare and tax. we will set those out in the budget next week because. in the budget next week because you're basically saying you have to increase spending, so is that a difficult decision on spending really? look, it's very clear that many departments are going to have the challenging settlements and but that is the situation that we face, that there were a number of unfunded commitments that the previous government have made. we already injuly, set out some of those difficult decisions and i'll be setting out more detail in the budget next week, but it is important that we get a grip on that day to day spending that we pay for day to day spending through tax receipts. we reform our public services to boost productivity and get better value for money. and if we can do those things and give certainty and clarity to financial markets, then we can also free up that investment capital so

i mean, i'm very keen that wes streeting should do well, but lord darzi's report and lord darzi formidablyle man was actually proposing more of the same. it was basically saying we should spend more money and the conservatives didn't spend enough on capital and that isn't going to be the answer to the nhs. it's much more structural reform and we have to , challenge reform and we have to, challenge the religion of the british people. a society of which people. a society of which people went out and clapped on tin pots during covid. >> look, i ran the vaccine deployment programme very successfully, and i think actually, in many ways, any organisation that is not listening to its customer, the customer is the patient, right? the customer is not the steak or the people who work in the nhs. they are the service providers. and i think we need to listen much more to the customer. and part of the, you know, the leadership battle that we're going through here and we've got four great candidates, is how are we going to do that? how do we evidence and then communicate that? actually you need reform a

there's the darzi report we had commissioned into the nhs, which told usjust how bad things are.eally pretty shocked by the state of our prisons. um, and that is an inheritance that is real, that we have to deal with. i am convinced that by running towards those problems and tackling them, we will make for a better future, rather than painting overthem. but as we go into the budget, it is really clear that our focus is... and rachel and i have been working really closely on the budget, and of course, there's the numbers which goes in which column and all the other questions that we're getting, but the central focus of the budget is going to be on, um, living standards, making people better off. it's going to be on the health service and making sure we're putting it back on its feet and making sure that we're rebuilding britain, we're getting the growth that we need in. and we made really important manifesto commitments on things like waiting lists. and so, um, the focus of the budget will be on those things that we made promises on and particularly, you know, those aspects of the

but what was being guarded here just as a non the diesel has darzy cool. this whole legend tool, the whole kinda flows the bunk because all of them from the outside it was supposed to look like an ordinary industrial and storage tool and it did. but in reality, the funk entrances were low chases. here, the staircases are closed with the sources. that is with panels, but they can also be opened, which is what i'm doing now. the, the warehouse hides this dicey bunker, measuring almost 4000 square meters. after reunification the bunker was discovered this comm done. so i lock, then there was an inspection with a public prosecutor's office. yeah, so it was just by tom's let, this bunker was discussing his hair at the time. no one could have imagined that this policy would still have bunkers like this and working on the ged, or consisted of 15 districts each had its own. just as a unit. with over 4000 employees, the secret service network spent the entire country pushed as he was on the present stuff and liza spencer's team with us all guns. there was a huge sy

in the darzi report, published just a few weeks ago, showed that some cancer standards have not beennd no progress was made in diagnosing cancer at stage one and stage two between 2013 and 2021. so i'm really pleased that we have just announced £6.4 million research network developing new a! software to identify cancer early. we will get the nhs catching cancer on time , catching cancer on time, diagnosing it earlier and treating it faster. >> leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey . democrats, sir ed davey. >> thank you, mr speaker. across this house, we all agree that we need to get our economy growing strongly again so we can improve people's lives and raise the money for our public services. liberal democrats believe that one of the best ways of doing thatis one of the best ways of doing that is to improve our relationship with our european neighbours on things like trade, and i welcome the fact that the prime minister has made this a priority in his first few weeks . priority in his first few weeks. but what i just don't understand is that he's ruled out negotiating a you