We're now heading. That's the end of Toppals. We're now going to start with the Prime Minister's questions.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And we have Question one from current Gareth Davis.

Gareth Davis, number one, please, Mr Speaker.

Prime Minister.

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.

Good day, Mr.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Can I start by congratulating the Prime Minister on his one-year anniversary as Conservative Party leader.

As we look at our long-term economic recovery, can the Prime Minister assure me that

Linkature will receive the required funding to boost digital connectivity for all the people

of Grantham-Stanford-Born and our local villages?

Yes, Mr. Speaker, indeed I can, and that's why we've not only pledged 5 billion pounds

in funding for gigabit-capable broadband to across the country, including the hardest-to-reach

areas, but in addition, a 34 million pound package for Lingachar Superher super fast broadband helping 135,000 households

to benefit from gigabit capable speeds.

We now come to the leader of the opposition, the right honourable Kirstama.

Thank you Mr Speaker.

Can I start by welcoming reports this week of significant progress in the vaccine trials in Oxford?

We all know there's a long way to go, but I want to record my thanks and admiration for

everybody involved in this huge effort.

Mr Speaker, under my leadership, national security will always be the top priority for

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