Speeches by Ghani.

“I am grateful to the hon. Member for giving notice of his point of order. As he knows, the selection of substantive questions on the Order Paper is the outcome of a random shuffle of the names of Members who table a question, which is conducted by the Table Office. Mr Speaker made sure that a number of Northern Ireland…”

“I call the Liberal Democrats spokesperson, who knows that she has a maximum of two minutes.”

“Order. Before the shadow Minister responds, may I caution him against using the word “deceit” in the Chamber? No doubt he will now want to respond to the intervention.”

“I call the shadow Chancellor.”

“Order. I say to the Minister that detailed answers are very well enjoyed here, but we have a lot of people to get in with this statement. I call a member of the Home Affairs Committee.”

“Order. Can we have less noise and heckling from the Back Benches?”

“I call the shadow Minister.”

“We come to the shadow Minister.”

“We have three remaining contributions from Back-Bench Members. This is fair notice for colleagues who have contributed to the debate to make their way to the Chamber for wind ups. I call Kirith Entwistle.”

“I call the Opposition spokesperson.”

“Curiously, the hon. Member did not explain the movie he referred to in opening his speech.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“Finally, I call Jim Shannon.”

“The reasoned amendment in the name of Kevin Hollinrake has been selected.”

“Order. Only interventions relevant to the speech in hand should be made. There is no need for that performance.”

“I am grateful to the hon. Member for giving prior notice of her point of order. I have not had any indication that the Home Secretary intends to come to the House to make a statement, but the hon. Member has put her point on the record and I am sure that those on the Treasury Bench will note her comments and pass them …”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“Before the debate begins, I remind the House of the application of the sub judice rule. It is extremely important that we respect the function of the courts. It is also important that we are able to discuss important matters. In civil cases, which are the subject of this debate, the rule applies only when arrangements …”

“That brings business questions to a conclusion. Thank you to everybody who participated. We got close to 50 questions answered today.”

“We have been saving the best till last. I call Paul Waugh.”