Speeches by Ghani.

“I call my constituency neighbour, the shadow Minister.”

“That was a very powerful contribution on behalf of Rutland and Stamford. I call the Minister.”

“Jo Cox and David Amess are never far from our thoughts. Front Benchers will be called to speak at about 9.30 pm, and we have three Back Benchers left to speak, so please be mindful of time. I call Catherine Atkinson.”

“I call Anna Dixon for her maiden speech.”

“No doubt your maiden speech will have made your parents very proud. I now call, for another maiden speech, Connor Naismith.”

“I call Paula Barker.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“I call Andy Slaughter.”

“Harmony is in all of our gift.”

“I call Naz Shah.”

“I call the official Opposition spokesman.”

“I call Bambos Charalambous.”

“Order. Will Members refrain from using the word “you”? You are speaking through the Chair.”

“Before we come to the motions in the name of the Leader of the House, I remind the House, in relation to motion no. 4, of the requirement for hon. Members to declare any relevant interest or benefit that might relate to the proceedings in which they are participating. I must draw attention to the fact that the motion o…”

“I call the Lord Chancellor to make her closing remarks.”

“With this we shall discuss the following: Motion 5—Modernisation Committee— That— (1) There shall be a Select Committee, to be called the Modernisation Committee, to consider reforms to House of Commons procedures, standards, and working practices; and to make recommendations thereon; (2) The Committee shall consist of…”

“Order.”

“As a former maritime Minister, I visited tropical Southampton Itchen very often. I call Sarah Dyke.”

“I call Aphra Brandreth to make her maiden speech.”

“I call the Minister to respond.”