Right. I will no call the Prime Minister. I wish for the Prime Minister to answer the engagement's questions.

Prime Minister! Thank you, Mr Speaker. Mr Speaker, 181 NHS and 131 social care workers' deaths have sadly been reported involving COVID-19. I know the thoughts

of the whole house are with their families and friends. 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. We now go over to

Claudia Webb. Claudio Webb. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The government keeps saying that this

virus doesn't discriminate, but that isn't true. The Office for National Statistics, the

ONS figures show black people, African and African Caribbean people are four times more likely to die from COVID-19.

It is also disproportionately high for Bangladeshi, Pakistani or Indian communities.

What is the Prime Minister going to do now about this?

And will he act now to ensure African-Asian and minority ethnic communities in Leicester East and across the country

are supported in the next phase of this virus.

Prime Minister.

Yes, Mr. Speaker.

As the Honourable Lady may know, we are looking at all the comorbidities associated

with coronavirus, all the reasons why people may be disproportionately

affected and a rapid review is now being conducted by Professor Fenton who will report at the end

of the month about particularly vulnerable groups and we will be taking steps to ensure that they are

protected where that is appropriate. Richard Ruhl.

Mr Speaker, today I submitted a formal expression of interest for a new rail line between

concert and the metro centre connecting my constituency to the heart of the north-east in Newcastle.

As part of the levelling of agenda, can I ask the Prime Minister

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