Let's hear Thangham-debonair.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

The Good Friday Agreement was one of the greatest legacies of the last Labour government.

Is the Minister content that messing up the border issue could mean that destroying the Good Friday Agreement

could be one of this government's legacies.

Mr. Speaker, can I assure the Honourable Lady that the joint report published in December

of this year between the European Union Commission and the United Kingdom makes it absolutely

clear that the Belfast Agreement remains intact and all of it is part of the, it will remain intact.

Order. Questions to the Prime Minister, Liz McKinnis.

Mr. Speaker.

The Prime Minister.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I know the whole House will join me in paying tribute to Captain Dean Sprouting,

who died in a road traffic accident in Iraq on the 31st of January.

His death was not the result of enemy activity.

I know members across the House will want to join me in offering

condolences to his family and friends at this difficult time.

Mr. Speaker, 100 years ago, yesterday women won the right to vote.

I know the whole House. Well, from a sedentary position, Labour say some women, indeed some women, I'm pleased

to say that universal suffrage did come for women 10 years later under a Conservative

Government.

But I'm sure, Mr. Speaker, the whole House will want to join me in marking the heroic

and tireless struggle that led to women having the vote because it forever changed our

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