§ 57. Mr. T. Smithasked the Prime Minister whether he has any information to give the House as to the position of affairs in Europe?
§ 59. Mr. Rhys Daviesasked the Prime Minister whether he has any statement to make on the international situation?
§ The Prime MinisterA statement has just been made concerning the situation in the Far East. With regard to the situation in Spain, the results of the Anglo-Italian conversations, and British interests in Mexico, I would ask the hon. Members to be good enough to await the replies to questions on the Order Paper on those subjects. I am, however, happy to take this opportunity to state that the French Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs are arriving in London on a short visit on Wednesday evening, when my Noble Friend the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and I hope to discuss with them the principal international questions interesting our two countries.
§ Mr. ManderCan the Prime Minister say anything about the situation in Czechoslovakia arising out of Herr Henlein's speech on Sunday?
§ The Prime MinisterNo, I do not think I have anything to say about that.