Questions to the Prime Minister?

Mr. John Mann.

Shall we begin, Mr. Speaker, with question one?

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others,

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

John Mann. Yes.

Mr Speaker, is that it?

Is it the best the Prime Minister can do?

Nothing for British pensioners, nothing for British workers.

And as the Office for Budget Responsibility and the Treasury have both confirmed,

his long-term economic plan is reliant on over a million new migrants entering this country before 2020.

Has the Prime Minister got the bottle to confirm this inconvenient

truth?

Well, I tell you what we're doing for pensioners, and that is a triple lock on pensions.

Never again, the 75p rise they got from Labour, but either prices or wages or 2.5%.

I can tell you what we're doing for people who want to work hard in Britain, that is create

2.3 million more jobs since I became Prime Minister.

But yes, of course, I believe that we'll succeed more as a country if we get a good deal

in Europe and stay in a reformed Europe.

That will be good for jobs, good for investment, good for growth.

And that's what I'm fighting for.

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