Questions to the Prime Minister?

Andrew Bridgen.

Question one, Mr Speaker.

The Office and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

The right honourable gentleman is a notable celebrity not only in Aylesbury but here in this

house.

The right honourable gentleman.

Mr Speaker, I have been asked to reply.

My right honourable friend, the Prime Minister, is in Northern Ireland outlining this Government's

commitment to the people there

and our plan to secure a Brexit deal that delivers on the result of the referendum.

Mr Speaker, I'm sure that the whole House will want to join me in welcoming today's announcement

that the next meeting of NATO heads of state and government will

take place in London in December 2019.

This is fitting as 70 years ago this year, the United Kingdom led by those Atlantisist

champions, Clement Attlee and Ernie Bevin, was one of the Alliance's 12 founding members

and London was home to the first NATO headquarters. We will continue to play a key role in

NATO as it continues its mission of keeping nearly 1 billion people safe.

Andrew Bridgen. Mr Speaker, I've always considered the leader of the opposition to be just an un-reconstructed

Marxist.

However, in light of video footage that's emerged this week, I may well have to change

that view.

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