for the first time in more than 70 years at the last election, to see how the budget was received there. after a bleak year, the nichol family is hoping for a brighterfuture. their gymnastics business has taken a huge hit and it s affected their personal finances too living on universal credit for the first time. we have had to make some cutbacks at home and we do now a meal plan every week, don t we? taken on a lot of responsibility at home, doing extra chores, lifting the weight off mum and dad s shoulders. just making everything - like more joyful in the house and trying to make even happy. so we like to bake. it s been a struggle, but we ve managed. they welcomed the continued increase to universal credit, but conscious all the current support comes at home theyjust hope at a cost they just hope they ll be protected down the line. it s the small businesses that. are suffering. ..are suffering, but also have a big impact on the economy. grimsby s economy has struggled si
relations between the countries. called a new deal brexit. this portion of the debate is an hour and 45 minutes. thank you very much. readnk the move to be now a second time. i want to say at the start that every single member of this house, whatever view they hold , thee fundamental question they act inrying as the national interest of their constituents. the problem, the reason why we are here is because each of us has a slightly different view of what those best interests are. can debate this in a short amount of time. i can do no better than to quote a member who, on the third of april, said it can only be done at high speed because there is no time left. i think wherever we stand on this issue, we know there is little time left and following the decision, there is even less time that would have been available previously. therefore, i hope we will treat each other, recognizing we have strongly held views with respect and consideration during this debate. the purpose of
[applause] pm may: thank you, thank you very much for that warm welcome. now can i just say you will have to excuse me if i cough during the speech. i ve been up all night supergluing the backdrop. [laughter] [applause] pm may: mind you, i suppose if anything happens, i could ask to borrow the boy the voice of jeffrey cox. wasn t that fantastic? [applause] there are some things about last year s conference i have tried to forget. but i will always remember the warmth i felt from everyone in the hall. you supported me all the way, thank you. [applause] pm may: this year marks a century since the end of the first world war. just a few hundred yards from this conference center stands a hall of memory, built to honor the sacrifice of men and women from this city in that terrible conflict. inscribed within it are some familiar words, at the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them we do remember them. we remember the young men who left their homes to f
[abba s dancing queen ] you can dance, you can dance, having the time of your life see that girl, watch that scene, dig in the dancing queen [applause] p.m. may: thank you, thank you very much for that warm welcome. now can i just say you will have to excuse me if i cough during the speech. i ve been up all night supergluing the backdrop. [laughter] [applause] mind you, i suppose if anything happens, i could just ask to borrow the voice of jeffrey cox. wasn t that fantastic? [applause] p.m. may: there are some things about last year s conference i have tried to forget. but i will always remember the warmth i felt from everyone in the hall. you supported me all the way. thank you. [applause] p.m. may: this year marks a century since the end of the first world war. just a few hundred yards from this conference center stands a hall of memory, built to honor the sacrifice of men and women from this city in that terrible conflict. inscribed within it are some familiar wor