Order. Questions to the Prime Minister? Mr. Peter Aldous. Number one, please, Mr. Speaker.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I know the whole House will join me in sending our profound sympathies

to the family and friends of the 49 people who died in the horrific attack in Orlando on Sunday.

This was an evil attack of terrorism and homophobic hatred,

and we utterly condemn both of them.

This attack, along with the callous murder of a French police couple on Monday,

is a stark reminder of the challenge we face

to defeat the poisonous ideology of Daesh both online and on our streets.

But I believe that together with our friends, with our allies and with our common values,

we will prevail.

Mr Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others.

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

Mr. Aldous.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

I share the Prime Minister's sentiments in the sympathies expressed to the victims,

families and friends of those in Orlando.

The Australian Parent Company of Sealight United Kingdom Limited, who see Europe as a major

market for expansion, have put on hold

their plans to build a factory in the enterprise zone on the South Lostoft industrial

estate.

Lostoft has enormous potential as a centre for serving the European maritime market.

But does the Prime Minister share my concern that this opportunity would unnecessarily be placed at risk if the UK leaves the EU?

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