We now come to Prime Minister's questions.

Grenders-Sing Jozanne.

Number one, Mr. Speaker.

Prime Minister.

Mr. Speaker, the State visit by His Majesty, the King, is a powerful reminder of the deep

and special relationship we have with the United States.

Mr. Speaker, in this session of Parliament, this Labour government has delivered the biggest upgrade

in workers' rights in a generation, the biggest improvement in renter's rights in a generation,

and more action than any other government to tackle child poverty. At the King's speech, I look forward to setting out what more we will do to change our country

for the better.

This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others.

I shall have further such meetings later today.

Brenda Singhal.

Thank you, Mr Speaker.

I firstly thank you for meeting with me recently to view a thousand paper claims

folded by residents in Bearwood as a recognition of the diversity of SEMBIC in which neighbours

and communities just get on with each other.

Mr. Speaker, residents in my Semevik constituency and across Sandwell benefit from the lowest council tax

in the West Midlands, investment in new leisure centres, parks and all our libraries kept open.

Sand was the third best in the country for fixing pothold, expanded breakfast clubs, free school

meals and cheaper school uniform for our children.

Does the Prime Minister agree that this is all down to well-run Labour

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