Speeches by Ghani.

“I thank the right hon. Member for giving notice of his point of order. This is not a matter for the Chair, but the right hon. Member has put his concerns on the record and they have been heard by Members on the Front Bench, including the Foreign Secretary himself.”

“Order. Lengthy questions just deny other colleagues the opportunity to speak.”

“I call Rishi Sunak.”

“That is the end of the statement on the middle east.”

“Order. I know this is a very sensitive subject, but I urge colleagues to keep their questions short and the Foreign Secretary to keep his answers on point.”

“Far too smooth. I call the Minister.”

“I call Bob Blackman to wind up the debate.”

“Order. As we know, the Doorkeepers know and see everything, and I need to correct the record, because an error was made earlier by the shadow Minister. Paul Kehoe has actually served here for 46 years, not 45. Let me briefly put on record that I miss David Amess a lot. He would come into my office with a toasted teacak…”

“The coolest speech by far.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“I call the shadow Minister.”

“A portion of Southend West was represented by David Amess, and I call the new MP for the area.”

“Order. I am trying my best to get everybody in, so the speaking limit is now three minutes.”

“There are about 16 colleagues bobbing. For me to try to get them all in, I will have to reduce the speaking limit again to four minutes. It may reduce again.”

“Colleagues will note that this is a very time-limited debate, so I call for brevity from both Front Benchers and Back Benchers, please.”

“There are far too many Members wishing to speak for me to squeeze in before the debate concludes. There will be a sharp speaking limit of four minutes for Back Benchers to begin with, but please note that many colleagues will be disappointed. I call the shadow Minister.”

“I am grateful to the right hon. Member for giving notice of his point of order. It is important that Members receive timely answers to their correspondence. I am sure that those on the Treasury Bench will have noted the right hon. Member’s remarks, and will no doubt respond forthwith. Bill Presented Transport for Londo…”

“Unfortunately we have run out of time and I need to call the Front Benchers. I call the shadow Secretary of State.”

“Order.”

“Order. I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson, after whom Back Benchers will be on a three-minute speaking limit.”