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The stock order and the components of ferryhill station for completing the business came for the scheme and this is part of the £96 billion investment that we are making in our railway infrastructure, the biggest in 100 years, dwarfing anything that the labour party has ever embarked on, and we will get on with uniting and levelling up across the country. my my staff are serving and delivering over 1000 hampers to families across the northeast to make sure they get

Like he promised a rail revolution in the north. yet again, he raises the rail revolution in the north and the three new high—speed lines, mr speaker, £96 billion, nothing like it, nothing like it for a century. i think he has lost his place in his notes again, mister speaker. labours key attack was on the way social care costs will fall on the poorest homeowners. under his plans, someone with assets of £100,000 will lose almost everything, yet somebody with assets of about £1,000,000 will ...

Are your mps behind you, prime minister? have you lost the support of your backbenchers, prime minister? uncomfortable questions after an uncomfortable few weeks. borisjohnson has seen discontent, backbench rebellion and his authority queried. last week there were empty spaces on the conservative benches and keir starmer drew attention to it. i see they have turned up this week, prime minister. the cheers were tories showing support for their prime minister, but sir keir starmer attacked him for...

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Spending shedloads of money on a big, long—term project and still getting hammered for saying its not enough because it doesnt match up with what they were originally saying they would do. although we have to be careful about the money, because there is a headline figure of £96 billion, which is shed loads of money to invest in something in this country, over a long period, admittedly. actually, quite a lot of those billions are things that were being spent already on the bits of hs2 that are...