Speeches by Hoyle.

“And obviously Frederick’s ice cream in Chorley.”

“That corrects that. Just to add, I thank the hon. Member for Rhondda and Ogmore (Chris Bryant)—the author of a good book about certain gay MPs—for his earlier point.”

“I call the Father of the House.”

“Marsha, chair the conclave! [Laughter.]”

“Order. I have granted the urgent question, so please will Members on the Opposition Front Bench wait for the Minister to finish her answer. I do not want you, Ms Trott and Mr O’Brien, to be a bad example of this school class.”

“I call the shadow Secretary of State.”

“I call the Chair of the Education Committee.”

“Order. This is like having a second statement. The answers are getting longer and longer, but I have to get through this urgent question as we have a lot of other business. It is important that questions are answered quickly, but also that the rest of the questions are asked. We will now have a good example of a brief …”

“That was a very long question.”

“Order. The right hon. Member for South West Wiltshire (Dr Murrison) has just walked right across the Floor of the House while the Minister was answering. I cannot believe it. [Interruption.] We are not going to have an argument. I would have hoped that you, as a member of the Panel of Chairs, would respect the rules of…”

“Is it relevant to this UQ?”

“I think you have just corrected the record; that is not a point of order. We can leave it at that, unless the Minister wants to come in.”

“I call the shadow Lord Chancellor.”

“Order. I thought people had come to listen to the statement and I expect them to listen. I expected the Opposition Front Bench to be quiet; I certainly expect better from the Government Front Bench.”

“Order. Mr Swallow, you are getting very excited. You were telling me how good a schoolteacher you were; this is a very bad example of that.”

“Order. I do not think that “out of her mind” is language that should be used. I am sure the shadow Secretary of State would like to reflect on that.”

“Order. I want the same respect from Members on the Opposition Front Bench. [Interruption.] Do we understand each other?”

“I call the Chair of the Justice Committee.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“I call the shadow Secretary of State. 5.6 pm”