jackie doyle price. >> here, here. >> moving along, mr. speaker. [laughter] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to major matthews collins and mark bergen from first battalion the irish guards. they died in afghanistan last wednesday after their vehicle was caught in a blast from an ied. they were both hugely respected, passionate, and dedicated soldiers and they will be greatly missed our thoughts and deepest condolences should be with their family, friends and condolences. mr. speaker i had meetings with ministers and i shall have further such meetings today. >> jackie doyle price. >> i would also like to pay tribute to our fallen heroes and i'm sure i speak to the members of the house when we talk about our brave forces at this time. here, here >> was the prime minister aware there are fourteen minutes opposite who signed an early day motion congratulating u.k. despite that organization's refusal to condemn saturday's violence will he join me and urge them to withdraw their names? >> i thank the honorable lady for her qu

. >> the question for the prime minister, jackie doyle price. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house wishes to join me in paying tribute to major matthew collins and mark bogan from first battalion irish guards after dying last wednesday in an ied blast. they were dedicated soldiers who will be greatly missed. our thoughts are with their families, friends, and colleagues. this morning, i had meetings with others and will have more later today. >> jackie doyle price. >> i'd also like to pay tribute to the fallen heros. we have to remember the debts which we owe are braved particularly at this time. the prime minister, there's 14 members opposite who signed an earlier day motion congratulating u.k.. despite that organization's refusal to stop the violence, will you join with me in withdrawalling their names? >> i thank the honorable lady for her comments. the scenes of property in london and shops and lively hoods being destroyed is completely unacceptable, and the police should have our full support in policing the march and the action they took. i think it's