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HANSARD Foreign Affairs CommitteeThe hon. Gentleman is being very generous, and I am grateful to him for giving way. I will need to decide which way to vote today. Will he also include in that litany of why he…19 Mar 2019HANSARD Foreign Affairs CommitteeThe hon. Gentleman and I may disagree on many domestic policy issues, but for years we have worked together on many foreign policy issues, some of which he is touching on. He…19 Mar 2019HANSARD Foreign Affairs CommitteeFurther to that point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. I think that the context is important. Somebody like me who has no idea what is going on this afternoon—that is nothing new—just…19 Mar 2019HANSARD InterserveAlthough I do not believe in nationalisation—save for, perhaps, the Brexit process—and although this is not the same as Carillion, I say gently to the Minister that this is a near…18 Mar 2019HANSARDSpeaker’s StatementOn a point of order, Mr Speaker. Will you clarify a point? Is it the case that you have not ruled out a third meaningful vote, and it is just a matter of that vote’s being…18 Mar 2019HANSARD Article 50 Extension Procedurerose—18 Mar 2019HANSARD Article 50 Extension ProcedureI commend the Minister for batting very well on a difficult wicket. I hope that he moves up in the reshuffle batting order after today. He has done very well— [ Interruption. ] I…18 Mar 2019HANSARDSpeaker’s StatementFurther to that point of order, Mr Speaker. [Interruption.] I think that the Speaker decides. Would your advice to those who are, perhaps, becoming exercised about this be, “Don’t…18 Mar 2019HANSARD European Union (Withdrawal) ActThe Leader of the Opposition and I get on personally—we have a Shropshire bond, as he knows—but may I just say to him that I think he is making a very unconvincing case, perhaps…12 Mar 2019HANSARD European Union (Withdrawal) Actrose —12 Mar 2019HANSARD European Union (Withdrawal) ActThe Prime Minister will know that I did not support the withdrawal agreement at the last vote, and today I will support it unenthusiastically—forgive me, Prime Minister—because I…12 Mar 2019HANSARD Stronger Towns FundI welcome the £212 million that has been allocated to the west midlands, but will the Secretary of State reassure my constituents that Birmingham and the urban conurbations will…04 Mar 2019HANSARDUK’s Withdrawal from the EUGiven that Labour party policy on a second referendum was different a week ago from what it is today, may I encourage the right hon. and learned Gentleman to be more optimistic?…27 Feb 2019HANSARDUK’s Withdrawal from the EUrose —27 Feb 2019HANSARDPolice FundingThe Home Secretary will know that the Official Secrets Act 1989 is 30 years old this year. Given that espionage has not gone away, would the Home Secretary or the Security…25 Feb 2019HANSARD UK’s Withdrawal from the EUMay I commend the right hon. and learned Gentleman for his courage and bravery in standing up for his own alternative arrangements, which of course include a second referendum? I…14 Feb 2019HANSARD UK’s Withdrawal from the EUMy right hon. Friend is being generous with her time. I do not agree with her, although I do respect her opinion, but does she accept that she may be asking for another precedent…14 Feb 2019HANSARD UK’s Withdrawal from the EUWill my right hon. Friend give way?14 Feb 2019HANSARD UK’s Withdrawal from the EUWill the right hon. and learned Gentleman give way?14 Feb 2019HANSARDCounter-Daesh UpdateThe Foreign Secretary will know that the self-governing regime and the Arab-Christian coalition in the north-east of Syria are under huge pressure from the Assad regime. What is…11 Feb 2019