Speeches by Charalambous.

“Does Dr Kumar have anything to add?”

“Dr Fox, you have partly touched on this point. If call lists were introduced, do you think there would need to be any subsequent or accompanying changes to other aspects of parliamentary procedure?”

“Does Dr Kumar have anything to add?”

“Dr Fox, you have partly touched on this point. If call lists were introduced, do you think there would need to be any subsequent or accompanying changes to other aspects of parliamentary procedure?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Desmond. I congratulate the hon. Member for West Dorset (Edward Morello) on securing this important debate and on his excellent speech. I declare an interest as the chair of the APPG on global education. I will focus on the transformative nature of ODA for the educati…”

“Do you think we have the right balance between MPs having the freedom to speak and not undermining the rule of law?”

“This is a question for Saira or Eve about the international perspective, given the ECHR judgment in the case of Philip Green v. the UK. Tell us a bit about the judgment and its impact on sub judice for the House of Commons.”

“We have had evidence suggesting that the House should publish a list of waivers that are in place at any one time. I wonder what your views are on having such a list.”

“This week, we have had discussions about various cases at different stages of legal proceedings. We have had the China spy case, on which there was a whole debate yesterday, and the Epping asylum seeker who committed sexual offences and was deported. Today, one Opposition party leader mentioned a former Reform MEP who …”

“I congratulate my hon. Friend on his excellent speech and the members of the Procedure Committee, which I am part of, for their hard work. In particular, I congratulate the Chair of the Committee, my hon. Friend the Member for Lancaster and Wyre (Cat Smith), on her excellent stewardship. I have a question for my hon. F…”

“T5. The most recent figures for the three NHS cancer waiting time targets for diagnosis, referral and treatment showed that those targets were missed. Longer waiting times can have a serious adverse effect on cancer patients, so can the Minister confirm whether those targets will be given a high priority in the nationa…”

“Gaza is facing catastrophic, famine-like conditions and people are dying in appalling circumstances. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is fundamentally failing to properly distribute adequate humanitarian aid and is turning distribution into another frontline in Gaza. What actions is the Foreign Secretary taking to ensu…”

“I congratulate the Secretary of State on the Department for Education being more than a third of the way through recruiting those 6,500 teachers. A recent Public Accounts Committee report showed that schools with a high proportion of disadvantaged pupils experienced the worst teacher shortages. Will the Secretary of St…”

“2. What steps she is taking to recruit teachers.”

“Thank you. Bearing in mind that we have so many talented musicians both in this room and in the Cabinet—including the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, who is a saxophonist, and the Prime Minister, who is a flautist—the future is bright. We must make sure that we have these discussions and get the best future we can for…”

“It has been a delight to take part in this debate. We have had cross-party unanimity about the need for better music education, and I am heartened to hear the Minister’s remarks. All the speakers today thanked their music teachers; we should all say a big thank you to all music teachers for the service that they provid…”

“I beg to move, That this House has considered the future of music education. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Vaz. I declare an interest as the co-chair of the all-party parliamentary group on music education. Music has the power to move us and stir our soul. We marvel at a captivating song or composi…”

“I congratulate my hon. Friend on securing this important debate and making such a great speech. He is absolutely right that treating people differently based on how they arrived in this country affects community cohesion, which has a detrimental effect on our society. What we need are safe routes that allow people to c…”

“There are lots of witnesses.”

“My hon. Friend is making an excellent speech and I congratulate her on securing the debate. Gavi has been one of the most successful development initiatives ever; more than 1 billion children are being routinely immunised against some of the world’s deadliest diseases. Despite its success, however, each year more than …”