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I will give way, but I think we just need a moment to reflect.

And this from the man who said there was no money left. But to be fair, he actually has some honour, because that was correct.

Hang on, everybody.

The answer is no, they will not be apologising.

So that is twice we have not had an apology from the Opposition. I now move back to tax credits.

My hon. Friend is quite right. She is referring to the real people who are going on this benefit who want an opportunity to have a chance.

If people have fallen on hard times, we reach out to and support them. If that person is not getting the support, I ask the hon.

I asked the hon. Lady if she would work with me.

I thank my hon. Friend for his comment. This is what it is about, and I keep saying that. It is not about scaremongering.

We are bringing in a new benefit system. We have helped 1,000 people a day into work since 2010.