Speeches by Prinsley.

“We will.”

“I am Peter Prinsley. I am sorry I was a bit delayed. I was trying to get a Holocaust memorial debate agreed. I am the MP for Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket. I have been listening to this and I would like to ask a question similar to the question I asked the police officers before. The thing is that the SAG, as everybod…”

“I am Peter Prinsley. I am the MP for Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket. Thank you for coming again today. At lunchtime today the Times published a report from David Brown, the chief news correspondent, who has said there has been an internal police report that said the police received high-confidence intelligence on 5 Sep…”

“Why are we only hearing about this now? Why is it that a report has come at lunchtime today from the Times newspaper that you had information on 5 September that there were likely to be vigilante groups within the west midlands community itself who were planning to take action against the Maccabi fans? How is it that t…”

“Central to this discussion that we are having is the question of whether there was political pressure put on the safety advisory group of Birmingham city council, which then made a decision and asked the police to justify this. What people are wondering is whether information was then created by the police to support a…”

“I have not, but that is a very constructive suggestion, thank you.”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Efford. I thank the hon. Member for Wokingham (Clive Jones) for securing this debate. Cancer remains a most feared word. We doctors have learned to use all sorts of other words: “growths”, “tumours” and suchlike. There are relatives who will tell us, “Don’t use that wo…”

“I am a member of Labour Friends of Israel. I travelled with Labour Friends of Israel to Israel in May of last year. I also attempted to travel to Israel with the Council for the Advancement of Arab-British Understanding and was banned from entering Israel later in the year, so I have been twice but only got in once. I …”

“I have come to ask for the Holocaust Memorial Day Backbench Business debate, which I believe has been a regular feature of the parliamentary timetable for some years. Holocaust Memorial Day is 27 January each year, and it commemorates those whose lives were lost, those who suffered and those who survived the Holocaust.…”

“Yes.”

“There is a central question here, which can be simply put: if we do not condemn the American actions in Venezuela, what is to stop dictators around the world acting in a similar way against our allies and our interests? Does the Secretary of State agree that rules do matter?”

“T4. Happy new year, Mr Speaker. My visit to France with the Select Committee on Home Affairs exposed the reality on the beaches: French officers facing pitched battles against violent smuggling gangs to stop hazardous boats launching. Many of the crossings are successfully thwarted. Does the Minister agree that the pop…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Vickers. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Uxbridge and South Ruislip (Danny Beales) for securing this interesting debate, and I declare a series of interests. I am an ear, nose and throat surgeon, so I have been interested in audiology for 40 years. In this pla…”

“The Hanukkah murder of the Jews on Bondi beach has reverberated around the world. I shall go from here to sign a book of condolence at Australia House. UK synagogues require security guards for religious services. If that were true of churches in the United Kingdom, it would be considered a national emergency. The olde…”

“Merry Christmas and happy Hanukkah, Mr Speaker. The chief constable of Suffolk has informed me that much rural domestic violence is simply unreported, with one reason perhaps being the feeling that trials are very long delayed. Would my right hon. Friend agree that we have an absolute duty to address this urgently?”

“I am very interested in the story of dogs and the shape of a dog’s ear canal; that is such a helpful explanation. I was often brought dogs, particularly spaniels with big floppy ears, who had ear infections and blockages, and I was always puzzled why it was that the dogs got into such difficulties. The hon. Gentleman’s…”

“I could not agree more, given the number of people who have come to me with handfuls of hearing aids on which they have spent thousands of pounds, telling me that they are just not working—and there is no proper follow-up for many of those people. The issue with a hearing aid is that it needs to be looked after: it has…”

“I am Peter Prinsley, the MP for both Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket. Thanks for coming this afternoon. The Government have paused the refugee family reunion scheme and are planning for this to be much more difficult in the future. How does this decision accord with our international obligations?”

“I meet constituents who have been on holiday to Vietnam, for instance, and they say to me: “How is it that there are asylum seekers coming from Vietnam? I like to go to Vietnam for a holiday”. I would like to go to Vietnam. They just cannot understand why there could be any, or hardly any, asylum seekers from some of t…”

“Do you have specific examples of the harm that has come to families as a result?”