00:00Mr Speaker, I've only got 30 seconds. The Prime Minister has stated very
00:13clearly that he wants to close the migrant hotels by the end of this
00:17Parliament. Well, the reform-led West Northamptonshire Council, brilliantly led
00:23Council, will be issuing foreclosure notices on three migrant hotels within
00:31the next few days in response to grave public concern about the safety of women
00:38and girls on the streets of West Northamptonshire. Would the Prime Minister
00:43approve of us speeding up the closure of the migrant hotels?
00:48Mr Speaker, we will grip the mesh we inherited and close every hotel. At that
00:53peak under the previous government, there were 400 hotels. Now there are only 200
00:57remaining. But he says he does not have time to condemn the comments calling
01:01children in care evil. He has also not had the time, it appears, to condemn the
01:05racist comments of his own MP. Utterly spineless.
01:10Geoff Smith
01:12Last week, I visited the new Diagnostics Centre at Withington Community
01:18Hospital. As well as the 85,000 new appointments it is going to create, I was
01:22really pleased to see the new solar panels and heat pumps being designed into the
01:26building. So, in the week of COP—and can I thank the Prime Minister for his
01:30climate leadership and attending COP—in the week of COP, what more can we do to
01:35ensure that new public buildings have green energy designed into them?
01:38Mr Speaker, I was very proud to attend COP last week. The UK is leading on tackling climate
01:44change, delivering energy security and getting bills down and generating hundreds of jobs across
01:50the country. We are investing over £250 million to put rooftop solar on schools, hospitals and
01:56military sites across the country. That will deliver £400 million of savings to renew our
02:01public services.
02:02The Prime Minister, successive governments impose massive environmental tariffs on customers
02:12using UK-produced renewable electricity, but far less on imported carbon fuel mains gas. This
02:21is the main reason why those not on the gas grid—i.e. those living in rural Britain—pay a great deal more to
02:28heat their properties. Yes, renewable projects are important, but the huge environmental
02:33tariffs on our electricity bills are not fair. Would the Prime Minister acknowledge this
02:39injustice and commit his Government to addressing this?
02:43The Prime Minister, I absolutely recognise the need to address the imbalance between electricity
02:49and gas prices. We are exploring options to create a fairer system, and I am happy for
02:56the Prime Minister to keep him updated on what we are looking at. It is thanks to those levers
03:01and Labour's expansion of the warm homes discount that six million families will be getting £150
03:07of their energy bills this winter. I know that he will welcome the £33 billion in investment
03:13from SSE, helping connect clean energy to areas across Scotland where it is most needed.
03:18Thank you, Mr Speaker. Prior to the general election, the Health Secretary visited Amber Valley
03:25and declared it a NHS dentistry desert. Since then, I have secured £240,000 of additional funding,
03:34encouraged my constituents to access the 16,300 emergency appointments in Derbyshire, and last week
03:42secured thousands of extra UDAs. But there is more to do, so can the Prime Minister update
03:49me on the progress of the contract negotiations with the BDA and the timescale that the Department
03:55is working to do?
03:57The Prime Minister, I am appalled that we inherited such a situation where tooth decay is the most
04:03common reason where children between five and nine are admitted to hospital. Every children's
04:08hospital, under their watch, is going in five to nine. I was very shocked when I heard this
04:14the first time at Alderay Hospital up in the north-west, that more children are being admitted
04:19to have their teeth taken out because they are rotting between the ages of five to nine than
04:22any other operation. That was their record. They should just be ashamed of it. Ashamed of it.
04:27It is why I am determined to rebuild NHS dentistry. I can confirm that discussions are underway with
04:32the sector, including the British Dental Association, on fundamental reform to the dental contract
04:38to get her constituents the care that they need and that they deserve.
05:02So today, I am going to start by thinking about how. They are going to beорд of it.
05:04This is because of what? It does not happen. If you are perfect, then you are going to be
05:08a business as a pre-chalant, the need for anything behind them. If you are still
05:09prepared for the delivery of the sake of the population. When you can remember that the
05:11security of the past, you are going to have a wife, right? And two years
05:13are going to be the same. We are going to be the same. When you are going to place
05:14the following year, the two years of the recording are going to happen, it is the
05:17simple reason or what we have worked. And one day, the other way you have to have
05:18been working on these videos that we can really make it through. And one day, you do
05:19something that works without going to date, remember, you are
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