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HANSARDCivil Nuclear Road MapBefore we go into the wind-ups, I remind Members that there is a second debate, which we would like to get on to as quickly as we can to give other Members as much opportunity to…22 Feb 2024HANSARD UkraineJust for the record, Secretary of State, I think you may have misspoken —those on the Front Bench were smiling. I think you intended to say, “we must show him that he is wrong”,…22 Feb 2024HANSARD UkraineI thank the Secretary of State for Defence for his important statement and for answering questions from Members throughout the House. Royal Assent22 Feb 2024HANSARD UkraineI have to notify the House, in accordance with the Royal Assent Act 1967, that His Majesty has signified his Royal Assent to the following Act: Finance Act 2024.22 Feb 2024HANSARD Points of OrderI thank the hon. Member for his point of order and his forward notice of it. This is clearly an urgent matter, and I know that he is a diligent MP and will have already contacted…22 Feb 2024HANSARD Points of OrderI am grateful for the hon. Member’s point of order. He said that if he had to resign every time he made a mistake, he would have been gone 19 years ago. I expect he would never…22 Feb 2024HANSARD UK Accession to CPTPPI thank the Chair of the Select Committee for making his statement and responding to questions.22 Feb 2024HANSARDCivil Nuclear Road MapIt was Ernest Rutherford. The Government Whip, the hon. Member for Newcastle-under-Lyme (Aaron Bell), is the genius, not me.22 Feb 2024HANSARDCivil Nuclear Road MapMr Beresford, I think the name you were struggling to find was Ernest Rutherford.22 Feb 2024HANSARD UkraineI am sure that Hansard can correct that to what is in the statement.22 Feb 2024HANSARD UK Accession to CPTPPWe now come to the Select Committee statement. The Chair of the Business and Trade Committee, the right hon. Member for Birmingham, Hodge Hill (Liam Byrne), will speak for up to…22 Feb 2024HANSARDCeasefire in GazaOrder. We have to leave it there.21 Feb 2024HANSARDCeasefire in GazaOrder. There are no further speakers on the Government side, so if Members can say what they need to say in fewer than three minutes, they will be helping their colleagues.21 Feb 2024HANSARDCeasefire in GazaOrder. I call Sam Tarry.21 Feb 2024HANSARDCeasefire in GazaMr Speaker has pointed out time and again that we must use temperate language, particularly in debates that are very heated, so I would ask Members to be very careful. I did not…21 Feb 2024HANSARDCeasefire in GazaI call Rob Roberts.21 Feb 2024HANSARDCeasefire in GazaOrder. The wind-ups are expected at 5.50 pm, and the Division is expected from 6.10 pm. Contributions a lot shorter than three minutes will help—please look towards two minutes.21 Feb 2024HANSARDCeasefire in GazaOrder. After Richard Foord, there will be only Labour Members left to speak. If they can lose a couple of paragraphs from their speeches, they will be really helping their…21 Feb 2024HANSARDCeasefire in GazaThree-minute limit. I call Sir Edward Leigh.21 Feb 2024HANSARDCeasefire in GazaThat is not a point of order for the Chair; that is part of the argument.21 Feb 2024