Adam Jogee

The shadow Minister is making a thoughtful and appropriate speech, and I thank her for it. I thank her specifically for mentioning Victor’s story. It is one that gives voice to many of the points that

My hon. Friend and I have known each other for a long time, but I think this is the first time I have intervened on her—this is quite something, thinking back to when we first met. She makes a really

No, no—we will talk about that later. [ Laughter. ] Some things are complicated. Under this Prime Minister, there is a renewed determination and focus to bring our country together, to tackle injustic

My hon. Friend should be careful what he wishes for, because he will be caught out if he is not careful! I want it to be normal—to be a given—and for it to happen right across this island home of ours

I say that because I do not want anyone else to have to say it. I will happily give way to my hon. Friend. [Laughter.]

I congratulate the Minister on persevering through her speech; she was croaky in voice but stood tall at the Dispatch Box, and we are all proud of her. I am grateful that the shadow Minister, the hon.