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MPs to debate young people's mental health
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Owen Thompson of the SNP says the demolition of the Jungle camp in Calais "is not a long-term solution to the humanitarian crisis".
He calls for the government to speed up the processing of refugees.
Theresa May says the government is bringing children to the UK and 20,000 refugees will be brought to the UK over the course of the current Parliament.
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Conservative MP Jack Lopresti asks the prime minister if she will consider offering specialist medical facilities in the UK for wounded Kurdish Peshmerga fighters who are battling so-called Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
Mrs May responds that there are no such plans currently in place but says the UK continually reviews the support it offers to members of the coalition fighting IS militants.
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The SDLP's Alasdair McDonnell asks what plan the government has to "protect" the Good Friday Agreement following the Brexit vote, which he fears will undermine it.
Theresa May says the government is committed to "support for the entirely peaceful future of Northern Ireland" which voters have backed.
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Conservative MP Sir David Amess says the Chilcot report on the Iraq War means "now we know that Parliament was misled".
He asks if the PM has "a cunning plan to make sure that action is taken".
Theresa May says the report said that politicians "did not set out deliberately to mislead".
The Taoiseach, Enda Kenny has said Ireland will have a representative on the European Commission team that will negotiate the terms of the UK's exit from the EU.
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Labour MP Karl Turner tells the House that his nephew took his own life last year and highlights the issue of waiting times for mental health therapy on the NHS - calling it a "dangerous waiting game".
Theresa May responds that record levels of funding are going into the NHS but admits there is "more for us to do" and that this is not just an issue for individuals but for "the whole of our society".
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Labour MP Helen Hayes says the independent inquiry into child sex abuse must have the confidence of "victims and survivors".
She asks if the PM will meet the Shirley Oaks Survivors Association, set up to help people who were abused in Lambeth children's homes, to try to give them confidence in the process.
Theresa May says the inquiry is independent and it up to the chairman to work with victims' groups - but she will consider Ms Hayes' call.
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Labour MP Helen Hayes raises a question about the inquiry into historical child abuse and asks the PM how she hopes to restore the confidence of victims groups in the process.
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The Liberal Democrats' parliamentary candidate for Richmond Park has suggested it is not certain she will be the candidate in the by-election triggered by Zac Goldsmith.
Asked whether there might be calls for a candidate with a higher national profile, Sarah Olney told the Daily Politics that a shortlist would be put to the local party for members to choose from.
“We’re going to have a discussion about it,” she said. “There will be a shortlist, it will be put to the local party and it will be for them to decide.”
Ms Olney was selected as the parliamentary candidate by local party members in July. Lib Dem party rules require candidates to be ratified however before a by-election takes place.
“I am currently the candidate,” Ms Olney added. “I was selected by the local party at a hustings back in the summer. We just need to go through a further process to confirm who the candidate is going to be in the by-election.
“There will be a process, there will be a shortlist, I don’t know who else will put themselves forward, but that is the process.”
