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HANSARD Strength of the UK’s Armed ForcesOrder. I am sorry, but we will try to come back to the hon. Lady later, because the sound quality means that we cannot hear what she is saying.14 Apr 2021HANSARD Strength of the UK’s Armed ForcesWe now go by video link to Marie Rimmer, with a time limit of three minutes.14 Apr 2021HANSARD Strength of the UK’s Armed ForcesWe now have a formal time limit of four minutes. I call the Chairman of the Defence Committee, Tobias Ellwood.14 Apr 2021HANSARD Strength of the UK’s Armed ForcesOrder. We cannot hear the hon. Lady. Shall we try audio only?14 Apr 2021HANSARDFinance (No. 2) BillI appreciate that this is a Finance Bill and technically it can go to any hour, so the House could be sitting until 11 o’clock or midnight, but I ought to say something to Members…13 Apr 2021HANSARDFinance (No. 2) BillOrder. I appreciate that the hon. Gentleman is not here in the Chamber and so is not getting the atmosphere of the debate, but no matter what the rules are, this debate is about…13 Apr 2021HANSARDFinance (No. 2) BillThis is a debate on this year’s Finance Bill.13 Apr 2021HANSARDHis Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of EdinburghThe right hon. Lady is absolutely right about everyone having recollections of their encounters with Prince Philip. I have never forgotten the advice that he gave me—I have never…12 Apr 2021HANSARDHis Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of EdinburghWe now go, or I hope we do, to Ian Paisley— [ Interruption. ] We will try yet again later to contact Mr Paisley. Meanwhile, I call Tobias Elwood.12 Apr 2021HANSARDHis Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of EdinburghOrder. No, I am afraid that it is not going to work. We will move on, and come back to Mr Paisley when we can.12 Apr 2021HANSARDHis Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of EdinburghWe now go, by audio link only, to Ian Paisley.12 Apr 2021HANSARDHis Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of EdinburghWe are not operating with time limits this afternoon—I hope we can be dignified and find that that is not necessary—but if everybody adheres to Mr Speaker’s request to speak for…12 Apr 2021HANSARDBusiness of the HouseI am sure I would be delighted, Lord President.25 Mar 2021HANSARDBusiness of the HouseSo true.25 Mar 2021HANSARD Points of OrderThank you. I heard the Leader of the House say that in answer to the hon. Member for City of Chester and I hope that the matter has now been cleared up. I thank the hon. Member…25 Mar 2021HANSARDCoronavirusWe now come to motion 2, on public health, which, with the permission of the House, we will debate with motions 3 to 5. Before I call the Secretary of State to move motion 2 and…25 Mar 2021HANSARD Points of OrderI can see that the Leader of the House agrees that it is reasonable. I may be mistaken, but after the hon. Gentleman asked his question of the Leader of the House I am pretty sure…25 Mar 2021HANSARDCoronavirusWith this we shall discuss the following: Motion 3— Coronavirus Act 2020 (Review of Temporary Provisions) (No. 2)— That the temporary provisions of the Coronavirus Act 2020 should…25 Mar 2021HANSARD Points of OrderI thank the right hon. Lady for notice of her point of order. As she well knows, and as Mr Speaker has said many times, it is a matter for the Government whether they make a…25 Mar 2021HANSARD Points of OrderI thank the hon. Gentleman for his very reasonable point of order.25 Mar 2021