Speeches by Ghani.

“I inform the House that the Speaker has selected amendment (a) tabled in the name of the Prime Minister.”

“Picturing the hon. Member in a rabbit outfit has woken us all up.”

“I call Danny Chambers to wind up the debate for the Liberal Democrats.”

“The point of order is most definitely on the record. It is a point of courtesy to be here for the close of a debate if you are here for the opening. No doubt, Opposition Front Benchers will make that very clear to the Member.”

“Order. Before you get back to your feet, Mr Farron, I remind you that you can speak as long as you want, but the longer you speak, the less likely it is that colleagues will be able to contribute.”

“Order. Before the Secretary of State responds, I would like him to consider the fact that more than 30 colleagues wish to contribute. The longer he speaks, the less likely it is that they will all get in.”

“Order. Because the Front-Bench contributions have been so substantial, Back Benchers will now be on a time limit of three minutes. I call the shadow Secretary of State.”

“Order. That is for the Chair to decide. Please continue.”

“Order. The word “you” is not appropriate.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“I call the Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee.”

“I agree with that length of question as well.”

“Order. A large number of colleagues wish to contribute, so can questions please be short? I ask the Minister to ensure that his responses are just as short.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“Order. Members with lengthy questions are just preventing their colleagues from getting in, so please keep your questions short.”

“Order. Colleagues and the Secretary of State must be much swifter—we have another statement and two further debates. Anneliese Dodds, show us how it is done.”

“Saving the best till last, I call Sammy Wilson.”

“I call the shadow Minister.”

“Order. We have to be able to hear the shadow Minister. I understand that emotions are high. We have to make sure that we temper the debate.”

“That marks the end of the very lengthy statement on UK-US trade and tariffs.”