Debates between Mary Glindon and John Bercow during the 2017-2019 Parliament

Turkish Incursion into Northern Syria

Debate between Mary Glindon and John Bercow
Tuesday 15th October 2019

(5 years, 1 month ago)

Commons Chamber
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John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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Colleagues, I now call an exceptionally well-behaved Member, a very model of decorum in the Chamber at all times. I am referring of course to Mary Glindon.

Mary Glindon Portrait Mary Glindon (North Tyneside) (Lab)
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I never thought that would be me, Mr Speaker. Thank you.

The KRG and Kurdistan have been at the forefront of defending everyone from Daesh. They have taken in hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees and they took in more than 1 million Iraqi refugees when Mosul was attacked. They are a democratic, tolerant nation. What are we doing to support these important allies and protect them against Turkey’s military action?

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Mary Glindon and John Bercow
Monday 25th March 2019

(5 years, 8 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Mary Glindon Portrait Mary Glindon (North Tyneside) (Lab)
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As satisfaction with—[Interruption.]

John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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Order. I understand the air of excitement and anticipation of important matters, but the question from the hon. Member for North Tyneside (Mary Glindon) is important and must be heard.

Mary Glindon Portrait Mary Glindon
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Thank you, Mr Speaker. As satisfaction with pay and pension benefits is at its lowest level ever recorded, does the Minister accept that seven years of below-inflation pay rises have had a severe effect on the morale of our armed forces?