minimum wage to £10 straightaway. -- nobody can think that is.— nobody can think that is. he was -ushed nobody can think that is. he was pushed and _ nobody can think that is. he was pushed and how— nobody can think that is. he was pushed and how labour- nobody can think that is. he was pushed and how labour would i nobody can think that is. he was i pushed and how labour would pay nobody can think that is. he was - pushed and how labour would pay the estimated £6 billion a year to pay for the £20 uplift alone, he was talking about cloying money back from covid contracts but there were questions about whether that would be enough to cover that scale of cost. the government had said the universal credit uplift was always a temporary measure designed to help claimants through the toughest stages of the pandemic and now the economy was starting to bounce back it was right to focus on helping people back into high—quality, well—paid jobs. people back into high—quality, well—paidjobs. it people back into high—quality, well—paid jobs. it said it had taken what called significant action to help people they recognise are worried about the cost of living. transport secretary grant shapps pay tribute to marcus rashford but said reinstating the uplift would come at a cost, likely to mean more taxes or putting up fuel duty or other ways of increasing that revenue. it is a live debate in westminster speaking