We start with questions to the Prime Minister, Philip Oliver.

Number one, sir.

Prime Minister.

Here.

Mr. Speaker, I'm delighted that President Zelensky is here in the United Kingdom today.

It is a testament to the unbreakable friendship between our two countries.

And I'm proud that we are expanding the training

for Ukrainian forces to include jet pilots and Marines and ensure that Ukraine has a military

able to defend its interests today and into the future.

Mr. Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others.

In addition to my duties in this House, I shall have further such meetings later today.

Philip Powell.

Slava, Ukraine. President Zelensky, we salute you.

This year, the start will be made to the rebuild of Kettering General Hospital. Northamptonshire

Police will reach 1,500 police officers, the highest number ever in its history.

Kettering is set to become one of the best connected towns for ultra-fast broadband in the

whole country, thanks to city fibre's investment.

Together with the Prime Minister's pledge to halve inflation and tackle the NHS backlogs,

isn't it time to tackle head-on the doom and gloom peddled by those who want

this country to fail and to be far more optimistic about the many good things happening

in Kettering and across the country?

Well, my Honourable Friend is absolutely right, and I'm glad to hear of all the successes

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