Our plan for jobs is working.

The right hon. Lady is right to consider the vulnerable people in her constituency.

I am conscious of what the hon.

My hon. Friend is right to point out the opportunities for people on legacy benefits.

We have provided £140 million of discretionary housing payments to councils, specifically to target that element.

I want to put on the record that no karaoke parties were hosted by me during lockdown; the last time I did karaoke with the right hon.

What I noticed was that when the hon. Gentleman referred to Tony Blair there was silence on the Labour Benches.

I respect that people undertake care, and I am conscious that they often choose to do it in partnership with their local authority.

I forgot to welcome the former shadow Secretary of State for Health to his new position. The right hon.

The uplift to universal credit was a temporary measure, so we have not completed an impact assessment on its withdrawal.