That's the end of Northern Ireland questions. So we're now coming towards Prime Minister as we await.

Can I wish the leader of the opposition happy birthday as well?

So we now come to Question 1 from Andrew Bowie.

Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. Question number one.

Prime Minister.

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

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

Under Abower, thank you very much. Three weeks ago today, the community in my constituency

of West Aberdeenshire and Concord, I did, I think the entire country was rocked by the events

in the railway line just south of Stunhaven, the tragic events of which three men, Brett

McCulloch, Chris Stuchbury and Donald Dinney, tragically lost their lives.

I'm sure my right trouble friend, indeed the whole house will join me in sending our deepest

condolences to the family and friends of those three men today, as well as our thanks and heartfelt gratitude to the incredible men and women of our emergency services and multiple

agencies who worked in incredibly difficult conditions to help the survivors from that incident.

The interim report is on the desk of the Transport Secretary as we speak, and I know that the full

report will take time to run its course, as is only right. But what assurances can my right, Your

Honourable Friend, give my constituents that the serious questions that they have will be

answered, any recommendations will be implemented, and that the Government will do

everything it can to prevent an accident like this from ever happening again.

Prime Minister. I thank my honourable friend and I know

the whole House will want to join with me in sending our condolences to the family and friends of

Brett McCulloch, Donald Dini and Christopher Stuttbury. And I would like to join my honourable

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