We come to Prime Minister's questions.

Kat Smith.

Question number one, Mr Speaker.

Prime Minister.

Thank you, Mr Speaker.

An attack on Britain's Jewish community is an attack on all of us.

Mr. Speaker, I'm pleased to say that London ambulances have now replaced the

Hatsula ambulances and that the NHS will pay for the permanent replacements. We're also

accelerating our social cohesion plan to strengthen our British values of tolerance, decency and respect.

We are also strengthening our communities by extending pride in place, announcing the locations

of seven new towns and delivering over 300 new school-based nurseries.

This is investment in our high streets, more homes and action to support working people with the cost of living.

Mr Speaker, today we will also celebrate the installation of the new Archbishop of Canterbury.

It's a key role in our national life and I wish her every success.

This morning I had meetings with Minister or colleagues and others.

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

I would like to thank the Prime Minister for the £47 million that this Government has given to

Lancashire County Council to repair potholes.

However, my constituents still feel like they need a moon buggy to navigate the streets of Lancashire County Council to repair potholes. However, my constituents still feel like

they need a moon buggy to navigate the streets of Lancashire. So would you agree with me that

the reform councillors at Lancashire are clearly wired to a moon if they think they're making

effective use of this £47 million.

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