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“T5. Under our current system, food imported from abroad, often from countries with lower standards, can be packaged in the UK but labelled as British. To stop “flagwashing”, and to back our British farmers, will the Minister back the Labour rural research group’s calls to introduce a mandatory labelling system, based o…”

“Q7. I am deeply grateful for what the Prime Minister has helped us deliver in Cornwall in the past couple of years, whether that is free breakfast clubs, urgent capital funding for GP surgeries or the Kernow industrial growth fund. [Interruption.] However, what has held us back at various points—besides the chuntering …”

“Finally, coming back to Ms Park, what role can the UK play in encouraging a more pragmatic approach to working with the Taliban administration on these returns and migration matters?”

“Finally, coming back to Ms Park, what role can the UK play in encouraging a more pragmatic approach to working with the Taliban administration on these returns and migration matters?”

“Shifting topics again towards the end of the session, Ms Park, could you please summarise the main trends and figures in terms of what we have seen of Afghans migrating or returning back to Afghanistan?”

“Shifting topics again towards the end of the session, Ms Park, could you please summarise the main trends and figures in terms of what we have seen of Afghans migrating or returning back to Afghanistan?”

“I was elected on the back of three clear pledges, one of which was to work to create jobs and prosperity in some of our strongest growing industries. One of those is renewables, which is growing at 20% or so a year—much faster than the wider economy. In Cornwall, we are doing a great job at renewables. What steps is th…”

“Shifting topics again towards the end of the session, Ms Park, could you please summarise the main trends and figures in terms of what we have seen of Afghans migrating or returning back to Afghanistan?”

“I agree that alongside the shift to more risk capital, which will also support that goal, and more upstream project development with local partners, there needs to be a focus on the world’s very poorest, and on getting capital into markets that do not currently have the capacity to support it. We have to move on each o…”

“I do share my hon. Friend’s concern. In a time of constrained resources, there is a bit of a knee-jerk reaction to move everything into the multilateral space to get more bang for our buck but, as we have seen, it is not as simple as that. One does have to be wary when trying to make that money go further. I am glad th…”

“Very briefly, you have said that engagement is not endorsement, but perhaps you could outline any further concrete suggestions for how we might strengthen that collaboration and perhaps even influence the situation for the better.”

“Very briefly, you have said that engagement is not endorsement, but perhaps you could outline any further concrete suggestions for how we might strengthen that collaboration and perhaps even influence the situation for the better.”

“Finally, coming back to Ms Park, what role can the UK play in encouraging a more pragmatic approach to working with the Taliban administration on these returns and migration matters?”

“Very briefly, you have said that engagement is not endorsement, but perhaps you could outline any further concrete suggestions for how we might strengthen that collaboration and perhaps even influence the situation for the better.”

“It is a delight to participate in the debate, and I thank the right hon. Member for Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale (David Mundell) for securing it. I refer to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests. I am a member of the IDC and a former development banker. I share many of my IDC colleagues’ r…”

“As my hon. Friend the Member for Camborne and Redruth (Perran Moon) pointed out, the critical minerals industry lacks wider support through the British industrial competitiveness scheme and the supercharger scheme, but so does upstream china clay production. That is a huge concern for a supply chain industry that suppo…”

“Does the Minister share my disbelief that the Tories continue to trot out the line that the Government are auctioning off wind power at a high price, while simultaneously neglecting to mention the levelised cost of electricity for thermal power, which is at least as high but takes a lot longer to deploy? Let us bust th…”

“9. What assessment he has made of the level of threat from Russia.”

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“As we have heard, we are in a new era of modern warfare, in which cheap drones, costing thousands of pounds, can knock out systems costing millions. The defence investment plan reflects that new reality, and I welcome the £5 billion set aside for drones, but what steps is the Minister taking to invest in the fightback …”