that is why we have put record sums in more quickly to help communities in cumbria, in lancashire andin yorkshire. we will continue to do that. specifically on the question of the foss pumps, that was about to be tendered for extra investment, and that investment will now go ahead, because the money is there. what i would say to him is we are putting in the money and putting it in more quickly. for that couple who got flooded, we are also doing something that previous governments have talked about but never achieved, which is to have an insurance scheme, so every single household can get insured. that has not been done before. have lessons been learned? yes, they have. are there more lessons to learn? there always are, but frankly we do not need a lecture from malta from the honorable gentleman. jeremy corbyn: the reality is that flood defense scheme after flood defense scheme has been cancelled, postponed or cut, many more homes have been flooded and too many lessons have been ignored. why cannot the prime minister support our calls for a coordinated, cross-party approach to flooding

their feet, and that is why we put record sums in more quickly to help communities in cumbria, in lancashire, and in yorkshire, and we will continue to do that. this was about to be tended for extra investment with the pumps, and now that investment will go ahead and we will money in there. what i say that we will do is that we will put in more money, we will put it in more quickly, the military got involved, and that coupled a got flooded will also have something that will have a, and we will have something that has never been achieved, and that is an insurance scheme for every's angle home to have flood protection. that has never been done before. has there been lessons learned? yes there has. but we don't need election remorse from the honorable -- from the honourable gentleman. theer corbyn: mr. speaker, flood defense scheme has been many moren cuts and homes -- many more homes have been flooded and so many more have been ignored. why can't the prime minister support our call in this approach the flooding? this looks at everything including the management of making people's homes of more

it sank the uss griswold which was a relief ship that left from boston headed for lancashire filled with supplies. after the war, the union sought reparations for the sinking of the griswold and for the damage by the alabama. they were looking for official apology from england dan reparations of several hundred million dollars. england was not about to apologize. their economy was in tatters because of the fallout from the textile industry. hamilton fish, they said tell you what, give is canada and call it square. but some irish-americans had a better idea. why don't we trade ireland for canada. are there any canadians who can answer -- is this fenian? they were a group of irish-americans, who founded the fenian brotherhood. they quickly gained a 10,000 members over $500,000 in cash and call themselves the irish republican army. maybe they could find an irish public america or encourage the united states to annex canada. secretary of state william seward looking at $1.6 million -- they overlooked the fact that most canadian irish were protestant and not catholic. outside of quebec, they

worst of all, it sank the uss griswold which was a relief ship that left from boston headed for lancashire filled with supplies. for england's textile workers who were suffering the ghost they could not get cotton from the south. -- because they could not get cotton from the south. after the war, the union sought reparations for the sinking of the griswold and for the damage by the alabama. they were looking for official apology from england and reparations of several hundred million dollars. england was not about to apologize. they did not have several million dollars because their economy wasn't hatters -- their economy was in tatters because of the fallout from the textile industry. hamilton fish, they said tell you what, give us canada and call it square. but some irish-americans had a better idea. why don't we trade ireland for canada. are there any canadians who can answer -- is this fenian? they were a group of irish-americans who founded the fenian brotherhood. based on intense and undying hatred toward the monarchy and oligarchy of great britain. they quickly gained a 10,000 membe

release ship which left from boston flying both the stars and stripes and the union jack headed for lancashire filled with corn, flour and other supplies for the english textile workers who are really suffering because they could knock it cotton from the south. after the war, the union saw reparations for the sinking of the griswold and the damage laid by the alabama. they were looking for an official apology from england and reparations of several hundred million dollars. england was not about to apologize and they did not have the money because there economy was in tatters. so, we had an idea. hamilton fish said, i tell you what. give us canada and we will call it square. britain was not going to trade canada for alabama. some irish-americans had a better idea. why don't we trade ireland for canada. they were a group of irish-americans, many of them civil war vets who founded the brotherhood. this is in their charter, the intense and undying hatred toward the monarchy and oligarchy of great britain. also called themselves the irish republican army which is the first known use of that acronym