We start with questions. Prime Minister, Dame McGillier.

Yes.

Number one, Mr. Speaker.

Prime Minister.

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.

Yeah.

Dan Bagheller.

Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister promised

integrity, professionalism and accountability in government.

His Home Secretary has leaked information,

is overseeing chaos in the Home Office and has broken the law.

What will she actually have to do to get the sack?

Yes.

Well, Mr. Speaker, the Home Secretary made an error of judgment, but she recognised her mistake

and took accountability for her actions.

But she has now set out, transparently, in detail, a full sequence of events in a letter

to the Labour Chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee. constituent Marie, who has been in care much of her life, has worked long and hard by child-minding and in other ways to save £3,600 to help support herself at university.

Mary now faces her university studies with no savings. I'm very sorry to hear about Marie's case that my honourable friend raises and I know how convincing scammers can be and the upset and hurt that they cause.

I'm pleased to reassure, my Honourable Friend, that the government will shortly be publishing

our fraud strategy, which will establish a unified, coordinated response from government

and law enforcement and the private sector to block more scams and to better protect the

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