Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) Secretary Rt Hon Therese Coffey MP came to Broadland to see the expansion of seed milling company Condimentum.
One of the unifying features of the speeches today is that we have heard them all before. Not only have we all heard it before, but we have all said it before, so I will try—I may fail—not to do that.
This scandal upon scandal highlights yet again that there is something fundamentally wrong with the governance of the Post Office. This is happening at a time when Fakenham, the largest town in my area, has not had a permanent post office for more than three years.
We have had a full debate today. This is the third Backbench Business debate on the subject, but not the third debate on dentistry; I have had an Adjournment debate on dentistry, for example. The subject is well rehearsed.
The FCDO is rightly focusing on the immediate need to evacuate nationals. For that they have my thanks and, I suspect, the thanks of everyone in the Chamber. When that is completed, however, we will leave behind a nation in conflict. What steps will my right hon.
My hon. Friend has made reference to the speech of the Bishop of Bristol in the other place highlighting an apparent inconsistency between the Local Government Act 1972 and the 1894 Act, which gives cause for concern as to whether local government funding for Church buildings is legal.
Emma Hardy is right to feel empathy and sympathy and to feel angry for the people challenged by the cost of living, as everyone in this House does, whatever side they are on.
The Welsh Government received £1.20 of health funding for every £1.00 spent in England. Despite this, they are the only government in the United Kingdom that are cutting funding for the NHS. Despite the rhetoric, Labour has proved that they are incapable of running our health service.
More than 1.5 million people living outside London stand to be impacted by the Mayor’s new London-wide ultra-low emission zone. Labour and the Liberal Democrats are all for the ULEZ charge; they do not care about the cost of living crisis. Does my right hon.
