Speeches by Ghani.

“A lot of Members want to contribute today. I call James Frith.”

“Order. Mr Lewis, I do not believe I was making a point at all.”

“Order. Interventions should be short.”

“The hon. Gentleman knows that it is entirely up to the Member who is speaking to decide whether they wish to take or reject an intervention, just as it is up to Members attempting to make an intervention to either persist in the attempt or not. We will let the debate continue, but the hon. Gentleman is right to say tha…”

“Before I call the next Member, I trust that the microphones have been adjusted to their normal level.”

“Order. I believe Mr Lewis probably cannot hear interventions, because he is so loud himself. Members should intervene loudly if they wish to intervene.”

“Order. May I remind people in the Public Gallery to remain silent?”

“Order. I remind the hon. Member that interventions should be short.”

“Are you nearing your point?”

“I call Select Committee member Sonia Kumar.”

“I call the Father of the House.”

“I know that the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon) is in Westminster Hall this very minute. He has double-booked himself, as he would.”

“The Chamber seems empty without the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon), but I call the next-best Jim: Jim Allister.”

“As the only female MP to be sanctioned by the Chinese Communist party for highlighting Uyghur slave labour in supply chains, I will join the right hon. Lady in paying close attention to the Minister’s response.”

“I call the Opposition spokesperson.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“I call Liam Conlon to make the final Back-Bench contribution.”

“Order. Members will need to move a little faster, as will the Minister.”

“Order. Before the Minister responds, I remind the hon. Member that this is an urgent question, not a statement.”

“I call the Chair of the Business and Trade Committee.”