Number one, sir. The Prime Minister. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. And I think as the response from the

whole House showed, we all do indeed welcome the Speaker of the Burmese Parliament and his colleagues

to see our deliberations today. I'm also sure that the whole House will join me in sending

our thoughts to the police officer who was shot in Belfast over the weekend

and to his friends and family. PS&I do a superb job in keeping us safe and secure and they

have our fullest support. 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. And later this week, I will travel to the United States for talks with President Trump.

Thank you.

May I join the Prime Minister in sending good wishes to the police officer who was shot in Belfast.

They are the best drivers of social mobility,

99% are rated good or outstanding,

and 65% of their places are in the most deprived areas of this country.

So why is the Prime Minister introducing cuts

that threaten the very existence of maintained nursery

schools?

Is it not true that when it comes to social mobility, her actions speak far louder

than her words?

Prime Minister!

I want to ensure, and this Government wants to ensure, that we see good quality

of education at every age and at every stage for

children in this country. That is why we are looking at improving the number of good

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