Speeches by Ghani.

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“For the final Back-Bench contribution, I call Mr Jim Shannon. If people have contributed, they should make their way back to the Chamber. Danny Kruger, I am looking at you to whip your colleague.”

“I call Jim Shannon, on the subject of the A50/A500 corridor.”

“Order. Mr Mayhew and colleagues who hope to intervene, let us remember the scope of the debate in front of us.”

“Order. Mr Kane, do not use the word “you”, because that refers to me.”

“I thank the hon. Member for giving notice of his point of order. While Mr Speaker is not responsible for what individual Members say, he is nevertheless clear about the importance of the safety and security of Members and their families. I would always encourage Members to speak about one another with courtesy and resp…”

“I call Zarah Sultana.”

“Order. We will have just another 30 minutes or so of questions, because we have a big debate later, so colleagues must keep their questions short.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“I call the Chair of the Education Committee.”

“I call the shadow Secretary of State.”

“I am not sure that was actually a point of order, and I do not want to continue the debate, but the hon. Member has indeed put his point on the record.”

“I do not want to continue the debate. Are the points of order absolutely necessary right now and relevant?”

“Quickly put the question.”

“Order. Ms Sultana, I should not have to repeat myself: that is a continuation of the debate, and the urgent question has concluded.”

“Is it an appropriate point of order?”

“I call Ian Byrne.”

“Is that the question?”

“Order. If Mr Kruger and Ms Zarah Sultana want to continue their own personal debate, they need to take it out of the Chamber.”

“Order. I know that this topic is very important, but I need questions to be short and answers to be just as precise.”