We now come to questions to Prime Minister Jacob Collier.

On Mr. Speaker.

Prime Minister, please.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

There's always been support across this House for the United Kingdom

fulfilling our obligations to Afghans who served alongside British forces. We warned in opposition about Conservative management of this policy,

and yesterday the Defence Secretary set out the full extent of the failings that we inherited.

A major data breach, a super injunction, a secret route that has already cost hundreds of millions

of pounds. Ministers who served under the party opposite have serious questions to answer

about how this was ever allowed to happen. The Chair of the Defence Committee has indicated

that he intends to hold further inquiries.

I welcome that and hope that those who are in office at the time will welcome that scrutiny.

Mr. Speaker, President Macron's State visit last week saw a secure historic agreement,

coordinating our nuclear deterrence, a major investment in Seiswell Sea, and a landmark

returns deal, a crucial next step in restoring order to our immigration system.

Tomorrow, I will host Chancellor Mertz for further talks on our security and the economy.

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.

Thank you, Mr Speaker. Families in Burton and Utoxter are watching their smart

meters like Hawks and dreading that moment when their energy bill lands on the doorstep.

So I welcome Labour's warm homes discount that is going

to mean 150 pounds of energy bills for millions of people across this country providing

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