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>> well, can i pay tribute to the honourable member for romford championing of his area and his passionnow as he says, whilst whilst there aren't current plans to redraw the boundaries, i can understand his desire , especially with london desire, especially with london being run by the labour mayor with nightlife being decimated, crime increasing and the mayor raising taxes on hard working people by over 8, london can certainly, mr speaker, do better , and the only way for pride to be restored in london is with susan hall as its new london mayor and charleton. >> thank you, mr speaker. last sunday was the second anniversary of p&o ferries illegal sacking of 786 british seafarers . and despite what seafarers. and despite what ministers have said, p&o has faced no sanction and this government's new code of practice on fire and rehire would not stop it happening again. >> shameful. >> shameful. >> this parliament will be the worst on record for living standards , and real wages are standards, and real wages are still worth less than they were in 2008. >> so why, after 14 years, has this go

around 175 firefighters attended the blaze at forest gate police station in romford road which the firees have been reported, while police say the incident was not initially being treated as suspicious. and a fire near southampton's football stadium caused their game against preston north end to be postponed last night. the fire broke out in an industrial unit near the club's st mary's stadium. no—one was hurt in the blaze. a group of mps will publish a report this morning setting out how "fast, full and fair" compensation should be paid by the government to post office branch managers who were affected by the horizon it scandal. more than 4,000 people have been told they are eligible for compensation, but the process has been criticised by campaigners for being too slow. from london, you are with bbc news. here, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has cut national insurance contributions and raised the threshold for claiming child benefit in his last spring budget before the general election. it is likely to be the last. he says the measures have been paid for by by putting up taxes on busine

romford for ordeal that is time, about that's the tory mp for romford for ordeal that is completelynot boris, his dad. it's not boris, it's his dad. >> it's his dad, stanley. >> it's his dad, stanley. >> he's writing a book about marco polo , which i'll be asking marco polo, which i'll be asking him about, but of course, with lots of stories in the papers today about bringing back boris, i be asking him that i shall be asking him that question too. does his son want to return to the westminster fold, it's a question i'm sure many of our viewers are asking camilla, saying it's the only way the conservatives can win again. yeah, yeah, there's a lot of calling thank of people calling for it. thank you camilla. it's you so much, camilla. it's a packed show. looking packed show. really looking forward you very forward to it. thank you very much it certainly is. >> okay, shall we find about is. >> weather? ll we find about the weather? >> greg's the details >> yeah. greg's got the details for us. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather o

i want the prime minister to know that the people of romford | safe.light the _ actions? my honourable friend is right to highlight the challenge l right to highlight the challenge that high energy bills have posed notjust that high energy bills have posed not just to that high energy bills have posed notjust to his constituents in romford but across the country. that is why we stepped in with a significant package of support paying for around half of a typical household energy bill when prices were tired. i know he willjoin me in welcoming the fact that the energy price cap is set to fall by almost £250 in april which will bring relief to many families but we must hold companies to account and thatis must hold companies to account and that is why we introduced the energy profits levy on the windfall profits caused by unexpected increase in energy prices and we are going further to cut costs for people by cutting the taxes and putting more money in their family bank accounts. much to my surprise this morning it has been widely reported that the conserv

nuts him as we used to say in romford.own think it was one of his own players that really would have been even there he goes. been even worse. there he goes. he up there. it's just a he walks up there. it's just a little sometimes you get little see, sometimes you get one little head in the one of these little head in the face. oh yeah, but he's forward headbutts, walks backwards and headbutts, walks backwards and he fired he said he got fired yesterday. he said that were that his actions were inexcusable, course inexcusable, which of course they whether he's going they are. and whether he's going to i know. to work again i don't know. excuse me. >> not criminal i mean, >> are they not criminal i mean, is not. is that not. >> you're right. they are criminal. yeah >> so just just a fine or. >> so just just a fine or. >> no, no, i wonder i well, you'd think there should be some sort but it sort of criminal charges, but it was, remember, am i right in saying, what's name at saying, what's his name at everton, duncan ferguson.

, rosindell romford, andrew rosindell supporters of her.hat she liked and wanted to support, rather than doing a big thing for party. generally for the party. generally >> yeah, and obviously that would in with the red would then tie in with the red walls. red wall is walls. a lot of the red wall is obviously johnson obviously big boris johnson fans, quite like fans, so they would quite like to out and about. but i to see him out and about. but i still i think so . to see him out and about. but i still i think so. i think still yeah, i think so. i think the mps and the ones who the those mps and the ones who stood by him until the. but are the voters still boris . the voters still boris. >> that's fans in the red wall. >> that's fans in the red wall. >> that's fans in the red wall. >> that's the danger isn't it. is that it just brings up all the memories about partygate and the memories about partygate and the that led to the circumstances that led to him leaving number that him leaving number 10, and that can things got better can but has

. >> mr speaker, sir, i want the prime minister to know that the people of romford are struggling withith ever increasing energy prices , yet providers are making prices, yet providers are making huge profits running into hundreds of millions. so does the prime minister agree with me that reductions in wholesale pnces that reductions in wholesale prices should be passed on to the consumers and standing charges brought down, and will the government hold utility companies to account for their actions? >> well, mr speaker, my hon. friend is right to highlight the challenge that high energy bills have posed not just to his constituents in romford, but across the country . that is why across the country. that is why we stepped in with a significant package of support, paying for around half of a typical household energy bill when pnces household energy bill when prices were at their highest. my hon. friend, i know will join me in welcoming the fact that the energy price cap is set to fall by almost £250 in april, which will bring relief to many families . will bring relief to many families.