I am sure the hon.

Far from it. I recognise the hon.

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.

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.

Thanks to our taper rate cut and the increased work allowances announced by my right hon.