I rise to speak about tomorrow’s publication from the think-tank Onward entitled “The Policies of Belonging”, which is part of its “Repairing our social fabric” …

I very much agree, and that is the tenor of much of the report being published tomorrow morning, so I urge the hon. Member to …

I welcome today’s debate and the recent establishment of an all-party group on the future of work, which will be helped by the Institute for …

My hon. Friend speaks powerfully about the transitory nature of the communities and the urbanisation of some of our suburbs, on which she worked as …

I must put on record my hon. Friend’s extraordinary work since becoming an MP on the regulation of the taxi industry. Does he agree that …

I, too, look forward to hearing the Minister’s response to all those questions in a few minutes’ time. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member …

That is bang on. For many in silicon valley, that confidence in the potential of technology goes hand in hand with a widespread libertarianism. As …

Exactly. These are essential issues for the democratic character of western market democracies. That takes us back to the question my hon. Friend asked the …

I congratulate the hon. Member for Broxbourne (Mr Walker) on his thorough, wide-ranging and very informative speech. I, too, was exercised to come to this …

This is an important debate. We had similar issues in Tower Hamlets, across Barking and Dagenham and Havering, with Old Ford, which was Circle Housing, …

My hon. Friend is getting to the fundamentals of the issues. Let me give an example. I met a bunch of laggers, who handed me …

When it comes to the question of complacency and how much confidence we have in the system, I should repeat what I said earlier today …

I was not going to speak, but given that we have more time than we anticipated, I shall make a few comments on the basis …

It is good to see the subject of mental health in the workplace being discussed this afternoon, and I obviously congratulate colleagues from all parties …

Given what the right hon. Gentleman says about the degradation of the river system, especially the chalk rivers, the clock is ticking and there is …

I was not going to speak this afternoon; I came to listen. There is a little bit of time left so I will say a …

I want to go back to what the hon. Gentleman talked about earlier, given the points he is making now. He said that the initial …

I, too, was just going to come and listen to the debate this afternoon, but I find I have the opportunity to speak for two …

Does my hon. Friend agree that one of the major problems is the transparency of housing associations? We had a notorious case in Orchard Village …

As has been mentioned, this sector has been one of Britain’s greatest manufacturing success stories, providing thousands of jobs and a major contribution to our …

It is good to see you, Mr Deputy Speaker.

I rise to make the case for modern diesel engine production at the Ford Dagenham plant …

I support precisely what the hon. Gentleman has said; indeed, I was going to mention those 1,000 job losses and cover some of the issues …

That shows the cross-party agreement on some of the points I am making today. The trouble is that in the UK, Germany, France and Spain—the …

That is precisely the point that I will make, and I totally agree with the hon. Gentleman about the paradoxes that create incentives to retain …

Is it not the case that it is impossible to separate the question of allergies in schools from wider paediatric allergy support in the communities? …