In Parliament

The IFS is often—but not always—right.

The hon. Lady has made an important point.

We do not need to look into the crystal ball; we can just read the book.

I will say two things. It is great to see the right hon. Gentleman in his place.

I will try to make a little bit more progress.

I am more than happy to give way to the Member of this House who has done more to deal with homelessness than any of us.

My hon. Friend is absolutely right: those pilots have been successful.

My right hon.

The hon. Gentleman makes an important point.

The right hon.