questions, I would like to point out that British Sign Language interpretation proceedings

is available to watch on Parliament Live TV.

I'd also like to take this opportunity to welcome the new Prime Minister to a place.

And I know she won't ensure that any statements will be made in the House first.

We now come to number one and we start with Paul Hamilton.

Paulette.

Question number one.

Mr. Speaker number one.

Mr. Speaker, I'm honoured to take my place as Prime Minister in this House and to take on responsibility at a vital time for our country.

I am determined to deliver for everybody across our United Kingdom. I will work constructively with all members of this House to tackle the challenges we face.

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.

Thank you, Mr Speaker. Can I warmly welcome the Prime Minister to her place? It's her first PMQ and it's also mine.

In a leaked audio tape, the Prime Minister

is heard saying that British workers need to put

in more graft and that they are

lacking in skill and application.

She also wants to take away their basic workers' rights. In my

Erdington constituency, the latest figures from the Commons Library show that children,

over 7,000 households are living in child poverty, and that 68% of those households have working parents.

So does the Prime Minister believe that thousands of working parents on low income in my community should just put in more graft.

I congratulate the Honourable Lady on her first Prime Minister's question.

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