We're now heading over to questions to the Prime Minister.

Yeah.

And we start with question one from Anna McMoran.

Question number one, Mr Speaker.

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.

Adam McMoy.

Thank you, Mr Speaker.

I am shocked and angered at workers in UK clothing factories like Boohoo

being paid a mere £3.50 an hour and being forced to work in totally unacceptable conditions. In the 21st century, there must be no room for exploitation and modern slavery.

We must call time on fast fashion for the sake of people and our planet.

So my question is simple, Mr. Speaker.

What will the Prime Minister do about it?

Mr. Speaker, first of all, it's this Conservative government that set up laws against modern slavery.

It's this Conservative government that massively increased the living wage, not an institute of the living wage, but massively increased it.

And we would hope that it will be the Labour mayor of Leicester who would stand up for the

interests of the workforce in his community and that's what we will do.

We're heading to the shadows of Litchfield Cathedral with Maitle Fabricans, Maitle Fabrican.

Thank you Mr Speaker and it's not just the 800 yearold Litchfield Cathedral that we have. We've also got

the beautiful leafy lanes, wonderful restaurants and bars. But I'll tell you what we also have,

and that is the Litchfield Garrick, which is a major theatre in the area, the hub at St. Mary's.

And so what I'd like to know is this. I welcome the 1.7 billion pound grant that's been given to support our theatres and performing

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