Andrew Pakes

It is 29 years this week since I first visited Israel and the west bank, and I have been a supporter of peace ever since. May I start by putting on the record my tribute to all the victims, from all s

I heartily welcome my right hon. Friend to the Dispatch Box in her new role. In 1954, the Co-operative Permanent building society opened its office in Peterborough. In the 70 years since—now as Nation

I welcome the Minister’s actions over the summer. First, may I put on record my empathy and thanks to farmers and vets around the country who are dealing with this desperate situation on top of an alr

Thank you, Mr Speaker—I stand rightly chastised. To me, one of the most important aspects of being a Christian is being part of a global fellowship, and the Church of England stands as a light on the

4. What assessment the Church of England has made of the level of persecution of Christians overseas.

It is a pleasure to welcome my right hon. Friend to her place. The greatest shift of power in rewiring this country we have seen started in Rochdale in 1844, when the Rochdale pioneers came together a