Nigel Evans MP

The former Prime Minister, who has been mentioned in the Chamber—we will miss him around the Commons—did not ... bit.ly/2csTtsc

I welcome the Deputy Leader of the House to his new role. bit.ly/2ab95mB

In welcoming the Minister to his new role, like everyone else here today, may I remind him that it is customa... bit.ly/2ab956a

Order. So that Members know, I intend to call the Front-Bench spokesmen to wind up no later than half-past 10. bit.ly/2ab96aj

As an act of human kindness, I inform Members that they may remove their jackets and other articles of clothi... bit.ly/2ab8TnK

Hundreds of thousands of British families will already have booked holidays this summer, and many of them wil... bit.ly/2a4husd

It is the norm for Members to have the permission of the proposer of the motion and the Minister if they wish... bit.ly/29AQsEv

Order. To assist with time discipline, the speech time is now going to be displayed on the screens around Wes... bit.ly/29AQdZW

Order. Speeches should now be kept to around three minutes. bit.ly/29AQzjf

Order. To give further guidance on the interpretation of “brevity”, it will mean three and a half to four min... bit.ly/29I3T9c

Before James Berry moves the motion, I just want to indicate that quite a number of Members wish to contribut... bit.ly/29AQrk0

There is another group of people who are hurting since the result of Thursday’s referendum: the elderly. They... bit.ly/29jkApi

Will sufficient time be made available tomorrow to discuss the fact that a number of EU citizens who are inel... bit.ly/28ndCZq

We have a massive trade deficit with the European Union but the balance is positive with the rest of the world... bit.ly/22lg9iM

Clive Efford is forgoing his wind-up, so the Front-Bench winding-up speeches will start at 10.40. Two Members ... bit.ly/1Ta9YfA

As we can see, seven hon. Members want to speak. I will start the winding up speeches at 10.38, which gives 10... bit.ly/1Ta9XZg

I did not ask that. bit.ly/1RpevF2

Should the British people decide to vote leave on 23 June, what arguments would the Chancellor deploy on 24 ... bit.ly/1T8KUWp

On Friday, I visited BAE Systems at Samlesbury, where I saw not only the skills that help it to manufacture pa... bit.ly/1T8KUWg

I will not. It is exactly the same for the abolition of VAT on sanitary towels. It should be something we deci... bit.ly/21vTZd7