Order. Questions to the Prime Minister?

Mr Alex Chalk.

The Prime Minister.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Mr. Speaker, last Sunday marked the one-year anniversary of the London Bridge terrorist attack.

I and others from this House attended the very moving memorial service at

Southwark Cathedral, and I'm sure members from all sides of this House will join me again in

offering our deepest condolences to friends and families of the victims. And I would also, again,

like to pay tribute and take this opportunity to pay tribute to the extraordinary bravery that the emergency

services and those who came to the aid of others showed on that night.

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.

Mr. Alex Chaw.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. And I'd like to associate myself, if I may, with those remarks about London Bridge.

Mr. Speaker, the number of children growing up in workless households in the United Kingdom has

fallen to a record load.

Does the Prime Minister agree that to further drive opportunity and social mobility in our country?

It is vital to support projects like the Cheltenham Cyber Park

so that in the future all our children can go as far as their talents will take them.

Prime Minister!

I agree with my honourable friend.

It is important that we ensure that all children have the opportunity to go as far as their talents will take them. And initiatives like the Chelten and Cyber Park are an important element in that. But the wider point he makes is absolutely right. If we are going to ensure that we lift people out of poverty, as we have been doing, and helping them to get into the workplace is the most important

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