Before we come to Parliament's questions, can I welcome to the gallery of the Speaker of

Tukistan. And we now come to questions, Adrian Ramsey.

Question number one, Mr Speaker. Deputy Prime Minister.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I have been asked to reply. My right-amble friend, the Prime Minister,

has been attending

the G7 summit in Canada. In an era of global instability, we are working with our partners

to urge de-escalation in the Middle East, put pressure on Russia to agree to a ceasefire and deliver

security renewal for the British people. Mr. Speaker, the Air India plane crash last week was devastating.

Our thoughts and condolences are with everyone affected by this awful incident

and we're working closely with the Indian authorities to support those in need.

Mr. Speaker, nine years ago we lost our beloved friend and colleague Joe Cox, who is a beacon

of positivity and courage and her legacy lives on.

I must also take this opportunity to also remember Sir David Amos, much missed by the

whole of the House.

Mr. Speaker, this Sunday March Windrush Day, we celebrate the extra-order contribution, the Windrush

Generation and their descendants to our country. 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.

Adrian Ramson.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Given the strong consensus across this House on the importance of

de-escalation in the deeply worrying conflict between Israel and Iran, does the Deputy Prime

Minister agree that the actions of this House must match its words? Will she therefore

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