Graham Stringer

Order. Your time is up. Before calling the Front-Bench spokespeople, I remind hon. Members that although there are often good reasons for being late to a debate, it is a courtesy to both the Chair and

Order. I remind hon. Members that if they want to participate in the debate, they should bob at the end of every speech. I will call the Front-Bench spokespeople at 10.30 am. Doing the simple arithmet

Any hon. Members who wish to take off their jackets have permission to do so. I call Melanie Onn to move the motion.

In the ’80s and ’90s in this country, many police officers carried out their duties in a prejudicial and racist way. I am proud of having worked alongside many others to eliminate that racism as much

I did not want to interrupt the debate, but it is worth remembering for future debates. Question put and agreed to . Resolved , That this House has considered the matter of the censorship of women’s h

I did not want to interrupt the hon. Lady in what has been an interesting debate, but I remind hon. Members that if you say “you”, that is me—