I call James Cotledge virtual.

Thank you, Mr Speaker.

And can I join you in sending heartiest congratulations to the Prime Minister and to carry on the birth of their son?

It's wonderful news and I'm sure he will bring them great joy in these difficult times.

On coronavirus, surely we should not underestimate the significance of getting to what we hope is the peak of the outbreak without the NHS being overwhelmed.

To do that, we've had to take a difficult but unavoidable decision of putting elective surgery on hold for many people.

So can I ask, what more can we do to free up the NHS so that our constituents with cancer and other serious non-COVID conditions

can start being treated again as soon as possible and in significant numbers.

Both things. His engagement.

First Minister.

Thank you, Mr Speaker. I've been asked to reply on behalf of my right honourable friend, the Prime Minister.

As members will have seen, as Mr Speaker has explained, the PM and his fiancé Carrie Simmons, have announced the birth of a healthy baby boy this morning.

Yes.

Both mother and baby are doing well, and I'm sure the whole house will want to join with me in sending

congratulations and our very best wishes to them.

Mr Speaker, the whole house will also want to join me in paying tribute to the 85 NHS workers and the 23 social care workers

who have very sadly died from coronavirus.

My deepest sympathies are with their family and their friends at what is an incredibly difficult

time and we will continue to do whatever it takes to support them.

Mr Speaker, I'm sure the whole House will also want to join me in wishing Captain Tom Moore,

who has done so much raising 29 million pounds for NHS charities together a very happy

100th birthday tomorrow.

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