Helen Whately

What the hon. Member is saying about our policies is not correct.

I object to the way the Minister is describing our approach to welfare, which I do not agree with. I have talked about how the Conservatives brought down the working-age welfare bill during our time i

I will make a little progress. Britain cannot be a cash machine for the world. Migrants come here believing that we will give them money, free healthcare and a house. This has to change. We will stop

I am responding to an intervention, if the hon. Lady will give me a moment. There is a really important point to be made. Following this debate, I will no doubt receive a lot of criticism about some o

My hon. Friend makes a really important point, and—

The hon. Member—for Harlow—has indeed found an opportunity for consensus across the House. We do want to see face-to-face assessments brought back. In fact, we want to see the Government get on with i