Thank you.

Order.

Questions to the Prime Minister?

Thangham de Bonner.

Question number one, Mr. Speaker.

The Prime Minister.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

I'm sure that the whole House will want to join me in wishing the England football team the very best for their game against Norway tomorrow.

Mr Speaker, this morning my office hosted a reception to mark Armed Forces Reserves Day and this coming Saturday we celebrate Armed Forces Day. This is an opportunity

for us all to pay tribute to our servicemen and women here and around the world for their

dedication and service and to those who have served in previous generations.

Mr. Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. Later today,

my right honourable friend, the Chancellor and I will travel to Japan for the G20 Leaders Summit.

With the threat of climate change putting future generations at risk, vile terrorist

propaganda continuing to spread online and rising tensions in the Gulf, this summit is an

opportunity to address global challenges affecting all our nations.

As the thousands of people demonstrating outside will tell you, tackling climate change and biodiversity

makes the world safer, more beautiful and sustainable for our children and grandchildren.

Does the Prime Minister agree that one of the first acts of the next Prime Minister should

be urgently a new Environment and Climate Change Bill, putting into place all the recommendations

of the Committee on Climate Change to meet net carbon zero, making the world a more beautiful

place?

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