The Prime Minister,

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

As we approach recess, I'm sure that members from all sides will wish to thank the staff of this House

for their dedication to our work here in what has been a particularly challenging year.

We saw terrorists attack our democracy and our way of life, not just in the Westminster attack,

but also obviously in the attacks at Manchester, Finsbury Park and London Bridge.

And it's thanks to the professionalism and bravery of people like Elizabeth Bryan, an off-duty

A&E nurse from Cambridgeshire, who ran to help at the scene of the borough market attack and

who is with us in the gallery today.

That these attacks, this shows that these attacks will never succeed because we are

united in defending the values that define our nation.

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. Geoffrey Robinson.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Of course, we're in the whole House associate with the words the Prime Minister spoke about defending our values.

But I wonder her schedule doesn't seem so busy.

Could she find time to visit Coventry, where I can assure a very warm welcome from the three Labour MPs in Coventry

for double their majorities and held the recent general election called by herself

I'm very grateful for that on a serious note is she aware that Coventry is the

National Centre designated national centre for the

research and development of controls for driverless vehicles and would she not consider

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