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I am sure, Mr Speaker, that you will not want me to engage in that particular manifesto commitment, but let me deal with the other one.

I am not here to speak for any leadership contender; I am here to speak for the Government, and the Government have the responsibility to ma

I hope I have made it clear that I think the right thing to do is accept what the law requires as things stand but to work with the BBC to m

I gave the House the statistics some moments ago: the position is radically improved since 2010 for pensioners who rely on a state pension.

This is the BBC’s responsibility.

It would of course depend on that gentleman’s circumstances, but I hope the hon.

Of course the hon.

If the hon. Gentleman is waiting for me to apologise for my advocacy for low taxes, he will wait a long time.

I do not think it is possible to say I am happy.

I think the hon.