I'd like to welcome the Canadian Speaker and the Minister is with him today.

Right, we now can browse question.

Lincoln Jop.

Question number one, Mr. Speaker.

Prime Minister.

Can I also welcome the Canadian Speaker? And can I also welcome the Canadian Speaker?

And can I also welcome Mervyn Kirsch to the gallery today?

He is a member of our greatest generation, a D-Day veteran who entered Bergen-Belsen days after

it was liberated.

Mervyn is 100 years old.

I'm lucky to have met him twice,

and I know that it took him many, many years before he felt he could even begin to tell his story.

We thank him for his service and the story that he has told us in respect to.

As we mark Armistice Day, we give our eternal thanks to Mervyn and all those who served

and remember the extraordinary sacrifice of ordinary people who fought to defend our freedom.

Mr. Speaker, the House will also want to join me in remembering Holocaust survivor

Manfred Goldberg.

He showed the most extraordinary courage to share his testimony, and in his memory we must

ensure that never again means never again. Mr. Speaker, I welcome the news that SSE have announced that they will spend £33 billion

on clean energy projects in this country. That's a major vote of confidence in the UK economy,

happening because of our decisions to embrace the opportunities of clean power. Mr Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others.

In addition to my duties in this House, I should have further such meetings later today.

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