philip holibone. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house would to give thought -- he was a selfless enthuse assic and committed marine who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of our country. our thoughts will be with his family, his friends and his colleagues. mr. speaker i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and in addition to my duties in the house i'll be travelling to dublin by the historic visit by the queen. >> may i say myself and my constituents with the president's words of condolence. under rules introduced in 2003, illegal migrants who managed to avoid the authorities for 14 years are able to apply for permanent stay, have full access to the welfare system and can even obtain a british passport. given that in the last eight years, nearly 10,000 such migrants have won such rights. and with an estimated half a million illegal immigrants in britain today, will the prime minister seek to change these rules and restore some sanity to wichita's border controls? >> well, my honorable friend makes an

philip holibone. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure that everyone across the house of commons will want to join me in paying paying tribute to david cannes who very sadly died on monday age just 44. i would always remember him as someone who was very quick witnessed and sharply intelligent and was and who was a very compassionate man. not many people can claim to come to the house only because legislation was passed to allow them to come but as a catholic priest, that had to happen and the house is better for that happening. i'm sure everyone. join me to sending condolences to his partner, his friends and many constituents will miss his tireless work indeed. i had meetings and should have further meetings. >> david cannes was a great parliamentarian and a great friend. this house voted overwhelmingly voted by a majority of 10 to 1 on continuing the ban on giving prisoners the dote since which time the european court of human rights has effectively ignored the will of this house, still insists the law be changed and has governm