Can I welcome the Prime Minister of the Opposition and all new members to the first questions to the Prime Minister,

and in which case we're going to start with Callum Miller.

Question one, sir.

Thank you, Mr Speaker.

I know the whole House will be shocked by the news that a soldier has been attacked in Kent.

Our thoughts are with him, his family and our armed forces who serve to keep us safe.

We wish him a swift recovery.

Mr. Speaker, the whole house will also want to join me in wishing Team G.B. Good luck as they travel

to Paris for the Olympic Games.

This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others discussing how this

government will bring about the change the country has decisively voted for. In addition

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

I begin by welcoming the Prime Minister to his first questions as Prime Minister. I

also associate myself with his remarks about the soldier in Kent and of course my wishes

to the British Olympians. At Coombe in my constituency, Thames Water has pumped sewage into

the river even load for over 2,600 hours in the last year. Thames Water was allowed by

Offwat to withdraw seven billion pounds and dividends, yet now wants to jack up my constituents' bills.

I welcome the Water Bill in the King's speech, but with the Prime Minister agree with my

constituents and me that the system is broken, and will he now commit to scrapping off-Watt

and replacing it with a tougher regulator that will finally put people and planet ahead

of water company profits?

Yes.

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