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HANSARDCopyright (Rights and Remuneration of Musicians, etc.) BillThere is more choice; there are more artists. Some eight out of 10 artists earn less than £200 year from streaming, which is not acceptable.03 Dec 2021HANSARDCopyright (Rights and Remuneration of Musicians, etc.) BillThe point I was making is that the share that is given to up-and-coming musicians is not enough. The right hon. Gentleman may claim that 1 million streams is not very much, but I…03 Dec 2021HANSARDCopyright (Rights and Remuneration of Musicians, etc.) BillMr Deputy Speaker, being from the land of song, as I am, I am sure that you would have enjoyed the reception last night that my hon. Friend the Member for Cardiff West (Kevin…03 Dec 2021HANSARD Copyright (Rights and Remuneration of Musicians, Etc.) BillThe right hon. Gentleman mentions Lucian Grainge; he may be aware that were an artist in Britain to produce a song and get 1 million streams, they would receive around £100, so to…03 Dec 2021HANSARDCopyright (Rights and Remuneration of Musicians, etc.) BillI will come to the right hon. Gentleman in a moment, because no doubt he will want to remind us how reasonable it is that the CEO of Universal gets £153 million a year, which is…03 Dec 2021HANSARDCopyright (Rights and Remuneration of Musicians, etc.) BillOn a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. I ask your guidance on whether this is in order. It seems to be an interesting story about the hon. Gentleman’s life, but it is not…03 Dec 2021HANSARD Food and Drink: UK EconomyOver to you, Victoria Prentis. We need to end at 6.5 pm.01 Dec 2021HANSARD Food and Drink: UK EconomyRight—I have had my Angus steak. Dave Doogan, to finish off.01 Dec 2021HANSARD Food and Drink: UK EconomyOrder. We need to suspend for Divisions.01 Dec 2021HANSARD Food and Drink: UK EconomyHungry for John Stevenson to wind up—we need to end by 6.5 pm.01 Dec 2021HANSARDNatural History GCSEBefore we begin, I remind hon. Members that they are expected to wear face coverings when not speaking in the debate, in line with current Government guidance and that of the…01 Dec 2021HANSARD Food and Drink: UK EconomyI will take the Front-Bench speakers at around a quarter past 5. I invite Navendu Mishra to contribute.01 Dec 2021HANSARD Food and Drink: UK EconomyBefore we begin, I remind hon. Members that they are expected to wear face coverings when they are not speaking in the debate, in line with current Government guidance and that of…01 Dec 2021HANSARD Cider Industry: Duty ChangesI remind Members that they are expected to wear face coverings when they are not speaking in the debate. That is in line with current Government guidance and that of the House of…01 Dec 2021HANSARDNatural History GCSEI invite Tulip Siddiq to respond on behalf of the official Opposition.01 Dec 2021HANSARD Food and Drink: UK EconomyOrder. I call James Daly first, as not everybody had previously indicated that they wished to speak, but we will make a note.01 Dec 2021HANSARDHealth and Care BillIs the right hon. Gentleman aware that there is concern in Wales, where we are protecting the private personal data of people receiving medicine and healthcare, that in England…23 Nov 2021HANSARDPoints of OrderFurther to that point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. With respect to the DVLA, you may be aware that a deal with the unions was on the table to ensure greater productivity and…22 Nov 2021HANSARD Health and Care BillMy hon. Friend will know that two thirds of people in Britain are overweight and that one in four is obese. An enormous amount of added sugar that people do not know about is put…22 Nov 2021HANSARD Health and Care BillWill the Minister give way?22 Nov 2021