The Secretary of State probably knows what I am going to ask. The single best thing we could do to promote economic growth in North East Lincolnshire and Lincolnshire, and particularly in Grimsby, which is one of the largest towns in England without a through-train to London, is to get our through-train to London from Grimsby and Cleethorpes, via Market Rasen and Lincoln. My hon. Friend the Member for Brigg and Immingham (Martin Vickers) and I have campaigned relentlessly for this. We went to see Lord Hendy, who gave us a very good interview, didn't he?

The false narrative that Britain is broken due to illegal migrants is causing public distress. Arresting, detaining, and deporting anyone who arrives illegally would be necessary, even if it means derogating from conventions. What message does this send?

Will the prayers of long-dead medieval monks save us from this hideous mega-embassy, right next to the most totemic building in the United Kingdom, the Tower of London? On 14 January, the then Secretaries of State for the Home Office and the Foreign Office wrote a letter insisting that a condition be made that there should be a wall and public access to the Cistercian medieval monastery on the site. The Chinese, in their arrogant way, are ignoring that. Will the Government stand firm and insist on public access—which, by the way, would be a good way of stopping this awful project?

Will the Church of England call out this outrage every day of the week to put pressure on the Israeli Government?

What recent engagement has his Department had with the Intelligence and Security Committee regarding why our normally sophisticated operations have not succeeded in making any significant dent in smashing the gangs and stopping the boats? Perhaps he might ask the Committee whether its view is that such is the pull factor and the desperation of these people that the only way we will stop the boats is to do what my right hon. Friend the Member for Richmond and Northallerton (Rishi Sunak) was going to do: arrest them, deport them and send them back to where they came from.

This week I met Rana Musa of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate. Under the traditional status quo, the Israeli authorities levied arnona—the property tax—only on Church-owned business properties, but they are now levying it on Church properties used for religious purposes. That is an existential crisis for the Christian churches in Jerusalem. It is part of a pattern of intolerable pressure that has resulted in a reduction of the Christian population in the west bank to just 45,000 people. That must stop. I beg the Church of England, the Catholic Church, all Christians in this country and everybody else to shout at the top of their voices that Christians in the Holy Land deserve to be treated with respect.

Will the Home Secretary consider raising an obvious lacuna in the law in the Committee of Ministers at the Council of Europe? Under the refugee convention, we can automatically deport foreign national offenders who enter this country illegally, but under the convention on human rights, we cannot. Surely we can address that in partnership with other members of the Council of Europe.

The Secretary of State and I are near neighbours. Will he take a short car journey to Gainsborough to visit the new fusion site at West Burton? It is probably the most exciting development in green energy that we have ever had in this country, creating unlimited jobs and unlimited green energy. Will he join me in Gainsborough?

What recent discussions has he had with Cabinet colleagues on the development of large-scale solar farms? The Government say only 1% of agricultural land will be taken up by solar farms, but in Gainsborough around 10,000 acres have already been put aside for solar farms, with another 4,000 announced recently. Up to 15% of the constituency's most arable and fertile land is involved. Will he consider applications in the round rather than individually, looking at their cumulative effect on food production and the local environment?

Obviously the Minister is working very hard, but he looks a bit tired, so may I offer him some Lincolnshire hospitality? Will he come and stay for a glorious weekend in one of our farm cottages, to enjoy our great skies and bracing air, and help our distressed farmers? Frankly, they need the income. The problem is that the Government have abolished the furnished holiday letting scheme, which was a tremendous encouragement for the countryside.

A week ago, I was in a Palestinian village with colleagues and we went to a school that had been demolished by illegal settlers. Two punks turned up with sub-machine guns, intimidating us. This is happening all over the place. The whole House should unite against the extremist Jewish settlers and the illegal settlements because it is not in the interest of moderate Israeli opinion. It is directly contrary to peace.

When the Secretary of State finally steps in and knocks heads together and we get our Azuma train to Grimsby via Market Rasen, will she instruct the railway company to name the locomotive Margaret Thatcher to remind us all that the best way to reduce the cost of rail services is to end restrictive trade union practices?

The right hon Gentleman asked whether the screening process is sufficiently robust to prevent violent and dangerous criminals from being released early. He highlighted his worries for the future rather than past issues.

What recent assessment she has made of the effectiveness of the early release scheme. The right hon Gentleman asked what recent assessments have been made on the effectiveness of the SDS40 scheme in terms of its impact on public safety and prison capacity.

With RAF Scampton now being put back on the market, may I have assurance that MOD will work closely with West Lindsey to further plans for defence industries and keeping the runway open?

The previous Government negotiated a scheme by which we can deport Albanian prisoners back to Albania. It is an excellent scheme; Albania is a completely safe country, of course. Given that those crossing the channel are committing an illegal offence, is there anything legally to stop us arresting them and putting them on a flight straight to Albania? We do not even need to lock them up in Albania; they can just start their journey all over again—what a good deterrent.

How many foreign national offenders were removed from the UK through a prison transfer agreement in each year since 2010.

With so much good agricultural land now covered by solar panels, how will the Government incentivise builders to build on brownfield rather than good agricultural land, thus ensuring regeneration rather than imperilling food security?

With two-thirds of patients having to wait more than four hours at Lincoln County hospital's A&E department and constituents reporting waits of up to 24 hours, does the Minister agree that we must unleash the full power of the private sector to save the NHS and provide timely appointments?

What steps his Department plans to take to improve health outcomes in the east midlands, given that waiting lists stand at 57% compared to the national average of 58%?

In the run-up to WWII, new RAF airfields were opened. One such airfield is RAF Scampton. Now that we are no longer to have illegal migrants there, this matter is sitting in the Home Office's in-tray: will the MOD work with the Home Office to ensure that we keep the runway open for future use?

The previous Minister promised me and my hon. Friend that he had instructed LNER and Network Rail to ensure we get our through train from Grimsby to London. Will the Minister confirm she will continue those firm instructions and, above all, ensure this train stops? If it does not stop in Market Rasen I am going to lie down on the line.