Order. Questions to the Prime Minister?

Chavonne McDonough.

Question number one, Mr. Speaker.

The Prime Minister.

Mr. Speaker, I know the whole House will want to join me in paying tribute to PC Andrew Harper, who was killed while on duty.

His death and the serious injuries sustained by P.C. Stuart Outen in London,

P.C. Gareth Phillips in Birmingham are a powerful reminder of the dangers that police officers

face every day to keep us safe.

Mr. Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. In addition

to my duties in the House, I shall have further such meetings later today.

Ms. Cerville McDonough.

Mr. Speaker, can I associate myself with the brave acts mentioned about the police officers?

The former Brexit, Mr. Speaker, the former Prime Minister's deal was unacceptable to this House, but to leave without a deal is unthinkable.

Yet the Prime Minister pursues a game of brinkmanship built on the livelihoods, health and future of my constituents and our country.

But there is still an option to resolve this once and for all. If the Prime

Minister really believes in No Deal, let him put it to the people and ask our people if

that is the price they want to pay.

Mr. Mr. Speaker, as the Honourable Lady knows very well, this Government will take this

country out of the European Union on October the 30th.

There is only one thing that stands in our way.

It is the surrender bill currently being proposed by the Leader of the Opposition.

And can I invite her to confirm, can I invite the leader of the opposition to confirm when he stands up shortly,

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