We therefore move to the 90-second statements. Vikki Howells.

Diolch, Llywydd. At the start of June, competitors from across the world gathered in the Portuguese city of Guimarães. They were there to compete in the fifteenth Aerobic Gymnastics World Championships. During the preceding age-group championships, team GB competitors included 11-year-old Seren Jones of Aberdare. This talented young gymnast was part of a team who made history by securing the AG1 silver medal. Their final score of 19.0 was the best ever group result for team GB. Congratulations to Seren and to her team mates: Lola, Bella, Molly and Nancy. 

Another aerobic gymnast from Aberdare, Emily James, also competed as part of another team and also qualified for the finals. Coming in sixth, they didn't receive a medal, but I also want to recognise their achievement in making sporting history for the British team. 

Whilst celebrating the success of these Cynon Valley girls at the 2018 championships, I also want to note their remarkable talent and the training and dedication that enable them to excel. When we regularly hear about the problems of children and young people, girls in particular, not taking part in enough physical exercise, it is good to be able to praise these first-rate role models. I hope these gymnasts compete and win in future championships and I hope you will all join with me in offering them our congratulations and best wishes. 

Thank you.