yesterday, 22 march, marked the third anniversary of the death of pc keith palmer who died in line ofrom a terrorist attack. his sacrifice will not be forgotten. i express, on behalf of the whole house, our sympathy with his family, friends and colleagues on this sad anniversary. we are grateful every day to the police service and emergency services in all parts of the country for all what they do. and priti pateljoined the speaker in paying tribute to keith palmer at the start of home office questions. during the session, the home secretary said it wouldn't be appropriate for police officers to maintain order inside supermarkets in the face of panic—buying. mps on both sides of the house called on the government to provide greater security as well as protection for retail workers. some of my constituents have asked for a police presence in supermarkets. would she agree with me that, while there may be a case for increased patrol around supermarkets, the people need to buy more responsibly? my friend is absolutely right. it is right we are seeing a great demand on our supermarkets. it

keith palmer who lives in a store in queens here, you just got in from south africa which is not on the list of countries that are of concern. you got all the way home, they called you to come back. why and what happened? >> well, i got off the flight and i made it through customs pretty cleanly and easily, got all the way home, received a phone call from an officer with customs and border protection who said, we'd like to give you a test to see if you are someone who has been exposed to the coronavirus. >> reporter: any indication why? >> he didn't say. he said, we've tested some other people on the plane. >> reporter: so you think, great. >> great, i'm going to get one of these coveted tests, i'll know if i've been exposed. he said, it would be prudent for you to come back. >> so you went all the way home and came back. nobody wants to come to the airport on a good day. then they swabbed your nose and mouth. they then said, you can be on your way. i said, i thought you would tell me if i've been exposed to covid-19. they said, no, no, it's just a screening. >> reporter: they also had

keith: on a company level we are standing here with a strong .alance sheet one of the things as a long-term is theent we try to do bigger the price is palmer we tried to be. be.he calmer we try to we spend a lot of time looking for stocks emerging where the prospect of return is at an extreme. i think the other thing we are looking to work out is by talking to our clients, we make sure we can satisfy their needs of ase these levels economic volatility, these levels of interest rates, supply and demand are changing and will be changing quite dramatically relative to what they wanted in the past five years. one of the things i think is opening up is a huge opportunity for active investors. that moment is finally here. why do you think that will be the case? activist managers in some way are going to struggle as the market gets whipped around all over the place, certainly at the moment. it will be hard to not get stocks out of position at. at what point do you think active kicks back in? keith: i think active starts to kick back in literally as we speak. as i take a step back from where 17,re and you think about 18, 19, 20. that has been a ro