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We now come to the statement on the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting. I was going to call the Prime Minister, but it is not him. I call the Minister.
10 November 2026·Commonwealth Heads of Government MeetingWe are not going to continue the debate. I granted the urgent question because I thought it was important. I am sure that this will be pursued through other avenues. Let us leave it at that for today.
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10 November 2026·China: Breach of UK Parliamentarians’ DataOrder. When you said that you needed 10 seconds, you did not tell me that you meant half a minute.
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