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The prime minister has rejected snp complains about his government asking questions about attitudes to the union as part of publicly funded covid—19 surveys. the move was revealed during a recent court case where the government was found to have acted unlawfully in the award of a research contract to the market research agency public first, run by former colleagues of the cabinet office minister, michael gove. in essence, this was a uk government contract that sanctioned corrupt campaigning, prime minister. if the prime minister has even a shred of credibility, will he now commit to a full p...

Minister, michael gove. in essence, this was a uk government contract that sanctioned corrupt campaigning, prime minister. if the prime minister has even a shred of credibility, will he now commit to a full public inquiry on this gross misuse of public funds? prime minister. mr speaker, i can't think of a better use of public funds than making sure that the whole of the uk fights the covid pandemic together. hear, hear! and that's what we need. and thanks to the uk treasury, we were able to spend £407 billion supporting jobs and families in scotland, mr speaker. two years after borisjohnson s...

Government contract that sanctioned corrupt campaigning, prime minister. if the prime minister has even a shred of credibility, will he now commit to a full public inquiry on this gross misuse of public funds? prime minister. mr speaker, i can't think of a better use of public funds than making sure that the whole of the uk fights the covid pandemic together. hear, hear! and that's what we need. and thanks to the uk treasury, we were able to spend £407 billion supporting jobs and families in scotland, mr speaker. we were able to use the british army to send vaccines throughout the whole of th...

International leader let alone the leader of a recipient country. because they know that the uk is one of the biggest donors in the world and they know that, in spite of the global pandemic, in spite of having to spend £407 billion supporting jobs and families and livelihoods in this country, we are spending £10 billion supporting the poorest and neediest around the world. and i think people understand that we are still the second biggest aid contributor in the g7 and i think people can be very, very proud of it. have i exulted your question? i have. thank you very much. thank you. have. tha...

I've ever heard the previous prime minister call us leftist propagandists, the simple fact of the matter is, the simple fact is that every single party every so member of this house stood on a manifesto commitment to 0.7%, the prime minister has reneged on that. in the week of the g7 what kind of leader washes hands of the responsibility by cutting water and hygiene projects by more than 80%, in middle of a pandemic? mr speaker, i may say that the last contribution was absolutely disgraceful. because the people of this country have gone through a very difficult time coming with had to spend £...