We will hear from the Lib Dem Benches next, and then the Labour Benches.
I did actually say that we would hear from the Labour Benches next.
My Lords, the increasing turbulence in the Middle East—in Lebanon, yes, but also in Sudan, South Sudan and Iran—means many more humanitarian tragedies and many more people who technically qualify as refugees and asylum seekers. Are we prepared for this? What are we doing in consultation with our European allies to prepare for a greater influx of refugees and asylum seekers?
(1 month, 2 weeks ago)
Lords ChamberWe will hear from the Cross Benches.
(1 month, 3 weeks ago)
Lords ChamberMy Lords, it is the turn of the Labour Benches, and then we will come to the Conservative Benches.
My Lords, I am confident that the noble Lord, Lord Davies of Gower, will join with me in praising the care of the GWR staff. Nevertheless, both he and I suffer on our journeys, often together, from Swansea, because of the delays. Can my noble friend the Minister say where the GWR stands in the comparative performance rates of all the railways in this matter?
(4 months, 1 week ago)
Lords ChamberWe will hear from the noble Baroness.