We will include Scottish questions.

And before we commence Prime Minister's questions, I'd like to point out, as ever,

that live subtitles and the British Sign Language Interpretation of Proceedings are available to watch on Parliament live.

.tv.

That's very kind of people to say and to be a little bit quiet. I am aware that

only those watching the British Sign Language interpretation will be able to hear what I was

saying. We now come to questions to the Prime Minister, Sir Bill Wigan.

Question number one.

Deputy Prime Minister.

Madam Deputy Speaker, I've been asked to reply on behalf of my right honourable friend, the Prime Minister, who is attending the funeral of Baroness Betty Boothroyd.

I'm sure the whole House would want to join me in paying tribute

to Baroness Boothroyd, the first female Speaker of the House, and our thoughts and prayers

are with her family.

I'm sure the whole House does join in sending our thoughts and prayers about Baroness Boothroyd,

whom we all held in very high esteem.

Sir Bill Wiggin.

Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker.

Phosphates leaching into the River Y could be stopped by proven phosphate stripping

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