We now come to questions to the Prime Minister.

I would like to welcome the Prime Minister back to his rightful place in the Chamber.

The whole House and the Old Country is delighted at his recovery and welcome back to his elected House.

I now call the Prime Minister to answer his engagement question.

Mr Speaker, thank you for your kind words and it is good to be back even though I've been away for longer than I had intended.

I would like to pay tribute today to the 107 NHS and 29 care workers and all those who have sadly died from coronavirus.

I know that the sympathies of the House are with

their family and friends. And if I may, Mr. Speaker, I would like to place on the record in this

house. My own thanks to all the staff at St. Thomas's Hospital for the brilliant care that I

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

my duties in this House, I will have ministerial colleagues and others. In addition to my duties in this

house, I will have further such meetings later today. I know call Simon Jupp. Simon Jupp.

Thank you, Mr Speaker. And firstly, I'd like to welcome the Prime Minister back to where he

belongs. And I'm sure the whole house will join me in congratulating him and his fiance on the birth

of their son Wilfred.

On coronavirus, tourism is absolutely crucial to the economy of the Southwest, including

my constituency of East Devon.

While I'm currently asking visitors to come back later once the lockdown has ended, I want

to make sure our vital tourism industry survives, so we can

be open for business at the earliest opportunity. Can the Prime Minister assure me, my constituents

and East Evans tourism industry, that further and flexible financial support is coming to protect

this crucial industry? Prime Minister. Yes indeed, Mr. Speaker.

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