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UK Coach IndustryContribution
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Order. I remind Members that the subject of the debate is the future of the UK coach industry.
13 October 2026·UK Coach IndustryOrder. I remind Members that they should bob if they wish to speak in the debate. As there is a lot of interest and lots of people want to speak, I am going to impose an informal time limit of four mi
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13 October 2026·Courts and Tribunals BillI am hearing comments from a sedentary position. I have an awful lot of time for my hon. Friend the Member for Birmingham Yardley (Jess Phillips), I truly have—she is a mate of mine, as it happens—but
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