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Mr Speaker, he talks about trust, he talks about action just today.

This government is taking action to reform defective EU laws to unlock over

100,000 homes, boosting our economy, supporting jobs and ensuring that we can realise the

aspirations of homeowners. Now, he tried, he talks about trust. He tried in this House to

talk the talk on house building. But at the first

sign of a cheap political hit, what did he do? He's caved in, Mr. Speaker. Rather than make the

right long-term decisions for the country, he's taken the easy way out. It is typical of the

principles-free, conviction-free type of leadership that he offers.

Flip-flopping from being a builder to a blocker, Mr Speaker, the British public can't trust a word he says.

This is the new battleground that Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister, was setting up today in Prime Minister's questions. Do you want to

see a party that gets on with things, that builds houses, or a party that blocks things like

Kirstama? And today we're asking whether, to flip it round, we are really being made to choose

between more houses and clean water.

That's the way Labour is framing the argument.

Is that fair?

Welcome to the newsagents.

The Newsagents.

It's Emily.

And it's Lewis.

And later on, we are going to be returning to something that was on the show yesterday, and which created, I think it's fair to say, a bit of a war of words between the Labour Party and the Lib Dems, which is exactly how nasty is the by-election in Midbedfordshire becoming and exactly what has been said about whom in terms of the local candidates.

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