We now come to questions to the Prime Minister.

I will first call the Prime Minister to answer the engagement question and then I will then

call Roni Cohen to ask his supplementary virtually.

Prime Minister.

Thank you Mr Speaker.

I know that the whole House will want to join me in sending our very

best wishes to Her Majesty the Queen on her 95th birthday.

Mr Speaker, last night's verdict in Minneapolis delivered justice for the family and friends

of George Floyd, and I know that the thoughts of the whole House remain with them. Mr Speaker, I welcome the decision taken by the six English football

teams not to join the European Super League. The announcement was the right result for football fans,

for clubs and for communities across the country. 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.

Let's go to Ronnie Cullen.

Ronnie.

Thank you very much, Mr Speaker.

May I extend my good wishes to the Queen today.

It must be difficult times.

I hope she's surrounded by friends and family, and she can find it within herself to take some time

to celebrate her 95th birthday. I know the Prime Minister is not a supporter of basic income,

but given that Hull, Belfast, Norwich, Leeds, Lambeth, Goldford, Swansea and Glasgow, on with 24 other councils

around the United Kingdom have expressed a desire to run pilot schemes which will enhance

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