Speeches by Rushworth.

“That is 100% correct. I do not think that there is any Member in this place who has not met businesses in their constituency that previously exported to Europe and heard the tales of woe as a result of the deal that the previous Government negotiated. That is why so many people are lining up to say that the deal repres…”

“As has been said already, there is increased access for British goods into the European markets. I will come on to some others.”

“Those people are clearly delighted that the situation that the hon. Gentleman previously voted for has continued. That is how international trade works: we buy things and we sell things. Supermarkets such as Asda, Morrisons, Marks and Spencer; producers such as Salmon Scotland, the British Meat Processors Association a…”

“I appreciate the right hon. Gentleman’s candour, and I share his views on the previous Conservative Government. I would say, however, that to have a grown-up negotiation, we have to put something on the table to get something in return. Clearly, the previous Conservative Government felt that putting that on the table w…”

““Angry, disappointed and betrayed” are the words that the chairman of the National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations used to describe the Brexit deal that the hon. Gentleman voted for. Why did he vote for that deal?”

“As I said in an intervention, the chairman of the National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations used the words “angry, disappointed and betrayed” to describe the previous Government’s Brexit deal. That was a deal that many of the Conservative Members here voted for, so I am rather bewildered as to why the biggest cr…”

“Inevitably, in any deal, you have to put something on the table in order to get the benefits of that deal. Could the hon. Gentleman give me an example of a UK trade agreement where the UK has not had to put something on the table?”

“A moment ago, the hon. Gentleman said he is yet to see a Japanese, Uruguayan or Australian person in Boston and Skegness. What makes him think that European young people would be more likely to pitch up there?”

“Are you able to say specifically which programme, do you think?”

“Your on-the-ground partners are saying, “Look, we are ready, we can do this”?”

“Are there any other countries that you think are at risk of having ISF withdrawn?”

“If I may just ask one more question, where this funding gets withdrawn, obviously it is not just a programme that collapses that is delivering prevention work or whatever, but there are also people losing jobs, so there is a knock-on effect on a local economy. Is that something that you are seeing and examining the imp…”

“In terms of Sudan, what do you feel would need to happen to enable ISF programming to return to Sudan?”

“Lewis, are there any countries where the fund has already been withdrawn that have experienced destabilisation?”

“Are there any other countries that you think are at risk of having ISF withdrawn?”

“Your on-the-ground partners are saying, “Look, we are ready, we can do this”?”

“In terms of Sudan, what do you feel would need to happen to enable ISF programming to return to Sudan?”

“Lewis, are there any countries where the fund has already been withdrawn that have experienced destabilisation?”

“If I may just ask one more question, where this funding gets withdrawn, obviously it is not just a programme that collapses that is delivering prevention work or whatever, but there are also people losing jobs, so there is a knock-on effect on a local economy. Is that something that you are seeing and examining the imp…”

“Which would be quite catastrophic.”