The future of a multi-billion-pound nuclear power development in West Cumbrian has been thrown into doubt by the company behind the plans.
It had been hoped Moorside would bring more than 20,000 jobs to the region.
The Prime Minister has said the government is "committed" to ensuring the potential Moorside nuclear development in Cumbria goes ahead.
Theresa May was responding to an urgent question asked in Parliament by Cumbrian MP John Woodcock.
He asked her what she was doing to safeguard the deal, which has been thrown into question after the company behind the plans - Toshiba - announced it was reviewing its nuclear operations.
It is hoped the £10 billion development will bring 21,000 jobs to Cumbria.
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