Isaid we i said we were going to hearfrom the Health Secretary, and here He Is. ~. ,. , 4 the Health Secretary, and here He Is. Who Had worked hard throughout all of these testing is. Who Had worked hard throughout all of these testing times. Is. Who Had worked hard throughout all of these testing times. He is. Who Had worked hard throughout all of these testing times. He has i all of these testing times. He has achieved a great amount in the work that he did, and i know that he will have more to offer in public life, and i wishing very best. Mr deputy speaker, there remains a big task ahead of us, to restore our freedoms, freedoms that save for the greatest of circumstances, no government should ever wish to curtail. So my task is to help return the economic and cultural life that makes this country so grades while of course protecting life and our nhs. Now, that task has been made all the more difficult by the delta variance. We now know makes up some 95 of new cases in the uk. Not o
for social housing. so, now what happens? usually. nothing, normally. ..and young people squeezed out of their own communities. if people are wanting to buy a home here, | maybe they should think, - well, who s losing out on this? is the community - actually sustainable? is scotland doing enough to tackle its housing problems? i think we re talking about the difference between managing the housing emergency and ending the housing emergency. we have a judgment to make with limited resources. where do we put those limited resources? or has a whole generation of scots been priced out? campaigners are calling it a housing emergency. long waits for council properties combined with rocketing prices mean that in some areas, if you re on a modest income and looking for something that just suits your needs, you might be out of luck. to understand the problem, we re in a city where it s at its most acute. ..edinburgh. edinburgh enjoys its status as a tourist hot spot, and it s also the