davis. i'm ringing from the bbc, in the uk. we're recording this call. now, we've got some evidence to suggest that you offered to illegally smuggle a migrant from france tog people up to $5,000 to go from france to the uk in the back of a truck? do you admit doing that? again, let me be clear. do you deny offering to help somebody get to the uk illegally for $5,000? well, there we are. in effect, he denies the allegations that we've put to him. i wonder what the authorities make of the evidence we've gathered. 0ur undercover reporter found both of these men on tiktok. the company told us it has zero tolerance for content that promotes human smuggling, and will remove accounts. it also says it's working closely with the nca to identify and combat organised immigration crime. part of those crime groups are the hawala bankers, like the one who was willing to take our undercover reporter's money in iraq. when we contacted him, he denied offering to take money to help our undercover reporter travel by plane to the uk on a false passport. all hawalas in the uk are meant to be registered. but what are the authorities doing to combat those who act illegally? the

in 2021, kerry and frances davis who live in my constituency of north east hertfordshire and are in the gallery today, tragically lost their son at the age ofjust six to a rare form of cancer. now they are courageously campaigning to ensure that every parent who must leave work to look after a sick child in hospital gets the financial support that they need from day one. will the prime minister meet with them and me to discuss implementing a law that improves the lives of families at the most difficult time imaginable. can i pay tribute to kerry and frances. it is a heartbreaking case and commend them for their campaign on behalf of other families. i and commend them for their campaign on behalf of otherfamilies. i know the ministerfor social on behalf of otherfamilies. i know the minister for social security and disability met the family yesterday, but no parent should endure losing their child to cancer, particularly at such a young age. we are investing £1.5 billion for new surgical hubs and scanners, £70 million for new radiotherapy machines and we will set out our next steps on the

kerry and frances bannau dai davies, who live in my constituency of north east hertfordshire and are in the gallery here today, tragically lost their son hugh at the age of just six to a rare form of cancer. now they are courageously campaigning to ensure that every parent who must leave work to look after a sick child in hospital gets the financial support that they need from day one. will the prime minister meet with them and me to discuss implementing hughes law and giving their son a legacy that improves the lives of families at the most difficult time imaginable? here, the prime minister, mr speaker, can i pay tribute to kerry and frances? >> it is a heartbreaking case and commend them for their campaign on behalf of other families. i know the minister for social security and disability met the family yesterday, but no parent, no parent should endure losing their child to cancer, particularly at such a young age. we are investing £1.5 billion for new surgical hubs and scanners, £70 million for new radiotherapy machines and we will set out our next steps on the children and young