Before we come to PMQ's,

I wish to remind members of what I said last week.

I want concise focus questions so we get through the list.

I want much less burying and headling of members, and that behaviour is discourteous and does nothing to enhance the reputation of our House,

or its ability to scrutinise the Prime Minister.

I expect members to reference each other in a courteous and orderly fashion.

Finally, I want to welcome to our gallery the Ukraine Ambassador.

The President You're right. Thank you. Your Excells, we generally do not allow applause in this Chamber.

But on this occasion, the House quite rightly wants to demonstrate our respect and support

for your country and its people in the most difficult of times.

Before we start, I would like to point out the British Sign Language Interpretation

Proceedings available to watch on Parliament live TV. We now come to questions. Prime Minister,

I call Graeme Stewart.

Thank you, Mr Speaker. Question 1.

Prime Minister. Mr Speaker. Yesterday I was in Warsaw and Tallinn, reaffirming our commitment

to NATO and our solidarity with Ukraine.

Putin has gravely miscalculated.

In his abhorrent assault on a sovereign nation, he has underestimated the extraordinary

fortitude of the Ukrainian people and the unity and resolve

of the free world in standing up to his barbarism. The UN General Assembly will vote later

today and we call on every nation to join us in condemning Russia and demanding that Putin

turn his tanks around. If instead Putin doubles down, then so shall we, further ratcheting up economic pressure

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