are at a record low. court backlogs are at a record high. victims are waiting longer forjustice, and criminals are getting away with it. this wasn t inevitable. it s the cost of a decade of conservative cuts. and even now, even now, the government isn t showing the urgency and the ambition that s needed. mr speaker, the justice secretary has done the rarest of things for this government and apologised. but i note the prime minister hasn t done that today. it s time he did, that he took some responsibility and backed it up with action. will he do so? prime minister. mr speaker, as i said to the right honourable gentlemen and ifought to have tougher action against rapists and sexual offenders throughout my time as mayor of london, and of course to all the victims of rape and sexual violence, all the victims and survivors, of course i say sorry for the trauma that they have been through, the frustration that they go through because of the inadequacies of the criminal justice system.
today, not one has been reported. that s partly down to better treatment. sharon was seriously ill with covid and other conditions in intensive care in gloucester in november. looking back now, she knows it was touch and go whether she d pull through. i was on the brink of death. the consultant was telling my daughter, imagine your mum is on a cliff edge. she just needs to take a step back. and luckily, ifought my way through everything. sharon only survived after being moved to the royal brompton hospital in london and put on a form of life support called ecmo. this high tech equipment sustains the heart and lung function of patients with severe respiratory failure. intensive care experts say in the first wave, it wasn t used as much as now. i think early on, we weren t aware
today, not one has been reported. that s partly down to better treatment. sharon was seriously ill with covid and other conditions in intensive care in gloucester in november. looking back now, she knows it was touch and go whether she d pull through. i was on the brink of death. the consultant was telling my daughter, imagine your mum s on a cliff edge. she just needs to take a step back. and luckily, ifought my way through everything. sharon only survived after being moved to the royal brompton hospital in london and put on a form of life support called ecmo. this high tech equipment sustains the heart and lung function of patients with severe respiratory failure. intensive care experts say in the first wave, it wasn t used as much as now. i think early on, we weren t aware of how people responded to covid.
today, not one has been reported. that s partly down to better treatment. sharon was seriously ill with covid and other conditions in intensive care in gloucester in november. looking back now, she knows it was touch and go whether she d pull through. i was on the brink of death. the consultant was telling my daughter, imagine your mum is on a cliff edge. she just needs to take a step back. and luckily, ifought my way through everything. sharon only survived after being moved to the royal brompton hospital in london and put on a form of life support called ecmo. this high tech equipment sustains the heart and lung function of patients with severe respiratory failure. intensive care experts say in the first wave, it wasn t used as much as now. i think early on, we weren t aware of how people responded to covid.
ones in theirfinal hours in hospital. but after more than 1,700 covid deaths reported daily at one stage, today, not one has been reported. that s partly down to better treatment. sharon was seriously ill with covid and other conditions in intensive care in gloucester in november. looking back now, she knows it was touch and go whether she d pull through. i was on the brink of death. the consultant was telling my daughter, imagine your mum s on a cliff edge. she just needs to take a step back. and luckily, ifought my way through everything. sharon only survived after being moved to the royal brompton hospital in london and put on a form of life support called ecmo. this high tech equipment sustains the heart and lung function of patients with severe respiratory failure. intensive care experts say in the first wave, it wasn t used as much as now. i think early on, we weren t