We now start with questions as Prime Minister.

Jopjeffat.

Mr. Speaker.

Prime Minister

Yes.

Mr Speaker, I'm sure colleagues from around the House will want to join me in congratulating England on last night.

Yes!

Commending Wales for inspiring millions.

And also wishing everyone a happy St Andrew's Day.

Mr Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial calls.

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

Tommy Shepherd.

In 2014, his predecessor, David Cameron, signed up to the Smith Commission,

which promised, amongst other things, that nothing in its report would prevent Scotland

becoming an independent country should the people of Scotland so choose.

Can I ask the Prime Minister, does he share that view? And if he does, and in light of last

week's Supreme Court judgment, will he bring forward legislation to allow that choice

to be exercised?

Mr. Mr. Speaker, we did have that conversation not so many years ago. It was described

as a once-in-a-generation referendum. We discussed this last week. I think what the people of Scotland want is for us to be working

constructively together to focus on their priorities. That's indeed what we're doing in his

own area, investing hundreds of millions of pounds in a growth deal and ensuring that with

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