Is in session, we bring you prime Minister Boris Johnson taking questions from members of the house of commons live Wednesday Mornings here on cspan2. Now live to the floor of the british house of commons. The honorable gentleman is a great campaigner on this question, but its a list of investments, and you would say to him again, its all about leveling up. Its all about the honorable gentleman is shaking his head in disbelief, but the reality is theres been more investment in infrastructure than at any stage in recent history, and that is largely thanks to the energy of this government and the commitment to leveling up. Its a Boltneck Bottleneck in the economy. The Union Connectivity Review which i very much welcome tackled with bottleincomes to our economy. Boltnecks to our economy bottlenecks to our economy. Who will forget the as one of the great achievements. Im happy to confirm that i will be there so excited by this prospect on monday of next week. [background sounds] [inaudible
the pm vowed to use this moment to fix longstanding economic problems and promised a £5 billion new deal to build homes and infrastructure. it was also confirmed that the chancellor would deliver an economic update onjuly 8. critics argued there was little new in the plans or the funding. at pmqs, the labour leader reckoned there had been one striking line in borisjohnson‘s speech. the prime minister said, we know that the jobs many people had injanuary are not coming back . i fear that this is the equivalent line to the line in the prime minister s speech of march 12, when he said, i must level with you. many more families are going to lose loved ones before their time. and we know what happened next. that s why there needs to be a laser like focus on protecting jobs. so how manyjobs does the prime minister think yesterday s announcement will protect? mr speaker, i think he first of all might pay tribute to the work of this government in protecting 11 million jobs
hello there and welcome to the week in parliament. coming up in the next half hour, borisjohnson promises to build, build, build to boost the uk s economy after coronavirus. but the labour leader reckons the plans are nothing new and the government s got one more opportunity to stop mass redundancies. next week s financial statement could be the last chance to save millions ofjobs. but the prime minister remains positive. we are the builders, they re the blockers. we re the doers, they re the ditherers. we re going to get on with it and take this country forward. also on this programme, the governnment announces that up to 3 million hong kong residents are to be offered the chance to settle in the uk. the education secretary announces plans to get all of england s children back to school in september. and one mp reflects on how her life might have been different. my mum, who has regularly said, katherine, i ve been saying since you were two you ll either be a stripper, a s
now it s time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello. the hot, humid weather continues in southern and eastern areas. further north, with the sunshine, i think a more pleasant low 20s throughout the rest of today. the cloud has been quite slow to clear east wales and northern england, so where it lingers, particularly in the north sea coast, it will be a little bit cooler here. but really the heat is with us for the next three to four days, both by day and by night. the low cloud returns tonight, and we pick up and increasing chance of a few showers from now on. but i think the talking point tonight is how humid it will be again, and more so for northern ireland and scotland compared with the nightjust gone. and also, the low cloud should clear a little bit more ready through the day tomorrow. some more sunshine for northern england equates to higher temperatures, but also an increased risk further west of some showers and some thundery downpours as we go throug
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