Order. Questions to the Prime Minister?

Neil Coyle.

Number one, please, Mr. Speaker.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Mr. Speaker, while offering our commiserations to the England lionesses following last night's

semi-final, can I say that they have inspired millions and made us all very

proud.

Mr. Speaker, I'm sure the whole House will want to join me in congratulating Rose Hudson-Wilkin

on her appointment as Bishop of Dover.

I know she will take this new role on with the same dedication and care that she has shown to all of us during her time as Speaker's chaplain.

We offer our best wishes to all those taking part in this Saturday's pride.

Yesterday, 10 Downing Street hosted a reception to look back with pride on everything that

generations of campaigners have achieved, to celebrate the contribution that LGBT people of all backgrounds make to our national life

and to look forward to a future where the bigotry and discrimination that LGBT people still face is a thing of the past.

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. Can I add my thanks on those of everyone in Birmingham's United England women's football team

who have inspired the next generation of girls and boys to get involved in football.

In March, the Prime Minister told this House we had to back her damaging Brexit plans

so that she could focus on domestic issues like knife crime.

On Sunday, an 18-year-old was stabbed and killed in Walworth in my constituency.

Can the Prime Minister explain to that teenager's family why she has overseen a government

of paralysis that has failed to tackle violent crime?

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