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HANSARDPersecution of ChristiansWhat estimate has my right hon. Friend made of the willingness of International Development and Foreign Office Ministers to actually do something about the persecution of…17 Jan 2019HANSARDEuropean Union (Withdrawal) ActThe hundreds of constituents who have written to me demanding that I vote down this deal divide into two kinds: those who urge me to reject it so that we can leave the European…14 Jan 2019HANSARD Leaving the EUTo guarantee Brexit, the Prime Minister should prorogue Parliament until April—tempting, isn’t it?14 Jan 2019HANSARDEuropean Union (Withdrawal) ActThe difficulty is that we do not know the extent of the compromise because negotiations on the future agreement have yet to begin, and because we will have paid the money upfront…10 Jan 2019HANSARDLeaving the EU: AviationThe EU’s contingency arrangements are welcome, but what estimate has the Secretary of State made of the prospects for airports such as Bournemouth that want to increase their…10 Jan 2019HANSARD Points of OrderIf I might offer an observation, Mr Speaker, on your response to the point of order raised by my hon. Friend the Member for Wycombe (Mr Baker).08 Jan 2019HANSARD Points of OrderI just wish to offer the opinion that, with respect to the answer that you gave to my hon. Friend, Mr Speaker, change is always for the worse.08 Jan 2019HANSARD Points of Orderrose—08 Jan 2019HANSARD Universal Credit: Managed MigrationHow does the generosity of the Minister’s arrangements compare internationally?08 Jan 2019HANSARDRenewable EnergyIs it fair to continue to subsidise solar panels by charging higher prices to other customers who could not possibly afford that investment?08 Jan 2019HANSARD Committee on Standards: Cox ReportOn a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. My understanding was that the debate proceeds until there is a closure motion.07 Jan 2019HANSARD Committee on Standards: Cox ReportThere do not appear to be any tellers, Madam Deputy Speaker, but there is a point of order.07 Jan 2019HANSARD Committee on Standards: Cox ReportFurther to that point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker.07 Jan 2019HANSARD Leaving the EU: Tobacco Products and Public HealthOn a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. We are about to debate a matter of huge constitutional significance. Hitherto, the sole criterion for voting in Committees of this House…07 Jan 2019HANSARDEU Withdrawal Agreement: Legal ChangesThe change required is one that will enable us to walk away from negotiations if the deal on offer proves unacceptable to us. As currently drafted, the agreement does not allow…07 Jan 2019HANSARDMigrant CrossingsThe Home Secretary was previously cautious about increasing the number of patrols because perversely it might have led to an increase in the number of attempts. Why has he changed…07 Jan 2019HANSARD Committee on Standards: Cox ReportI was not aware that this was a time-limited debate.07 Jan 2019HANSARD Committee on Standards: Cox Reportrose —07 Jan 2019HANSARD Committee on Standards: Cox ReportIt is verging on impertinence, Madam Deputy Speaker, but could you share with us the rationale for your decision, rather than allowing the debate to proceed, which it would…07 Jan 2019HANSARD Committee on Standards: Cox ReportOn a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. Correct me if I am wrong, but my understanding is that if there is no order of the House that a debate must end at a particular time,…07 Jan 2019