Before we come to Prime Minister's questions, may I extend a warm welcome to the President

of the Storting, the Norwegian Parliament and his delegation who are with us in the gallery

today. We start with questions to Prime Minister Dr. Jivan Sanda.

Thank you Mr Speaker. Question number one.

Mr. Mr. Speaker. Question number one.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In recent days, I've spoken extensively to our international allies,

including European leaders and others, the US and NATO. We will continue to engage constructively to resolve issues, particularly relating to international security, applying

the principles and values that I set out on Monday.

In addition this week, the Government has announced a landmark investment to support children

with special educational needs, overhauled our water system, and today launched a

£15 billion plan to create warm homes.

At home and abroad, this Labour government is delivering for the British people.

This meeting 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. We face an affordability crisis in this House. I shall have further such meetings later today. Thank you Mr. Speaker. We face an affordability crisis in this country.

In the short term our dependence on fossil fuels,

need to arise in energy bills and in the longer term the after-shops of Thatcher

mean there are not enough good non-plandums.

And that's why today's warm homes plan is such, such good news.

Making life affordable, batteries, solar, home insulation, getting bills down, wages rising,

making life affordable. Yes.

But we must go further.

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