Found: In response to Q13 from Paul Flynn on why he wanted to take on the role of Ombudsman, Behrens replied

Found: Conor Burns MP, Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office , Paul Flynn, Deputy Director, Political

Found: Northern Ireland Office), Stephen Rusk (Head of Economy Group at Northern Ireland Office), and Paul Flynn

Found: questioned, as I am now, for my role at the Charity Commission, I was given a real roasting by Paul Flynn

Found: I saw something from my old friend, Paul Flynn —the late lamented —who said there needed to be more

I welcomed the new Deputy Leader of the House to his role, and reminisced about our friend, the late, great Paul Flynn. Head to my website to hear the whole speech. https://t.co/rM3EsTl9sv #Labour #Newport #Parliament #Summer @UKLabour

Found: the commit- tee in our study included both members who were elected as early as 1987 and 1992 (Paul Flynn

Found: Grade/Branch/Group: Constitution and Rights Team Date: 26 May 2023 Approved by Deputy Director: Paul Flynn

Found: correspondence@nio.gov.uk DPLSCS2 711,798 1.00 70,000 74,999 N/A Policy Profession London DDASCS1 Paul Flynn

Found: Caerdydd a Phenarth / Cardiff South and Penarth Tonia Antoniazzi Nick Thomas-Symonds Madeleine Moon Paul Flynn

Found: De Caerdydd a Phenarth / Cardiff South and Penarth Nia Griffith Nick Thomas-Symonds Madeleine Moon Paul Flynn

Found: pattern and composition of constituencies. 18 18 Ibid 7 Paul Flynn

Found: Paul Flynn MP, a long standing advocate of drug liberalisation put down a topical question on 6 December

<p>Now, I want to start my contribution by insisting that I'm not that old, yet, when I went to primary school in Newport, I was taught the national anthem in English. I have to say that that's never come in handy, but, thankfully, my parents and grandparents had already taught me it in Welsh.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Newport, through its old Monmouthshire county days, was not seen as fully part of Wales, and that changed in the 1970s, as John said, and, since then, there has been a growing sense of pride in our Welsh identity. This has been helped by the Welsh music scene in Newport from the 1980s and 1990s, and the use of the Welsh language in schools, and more widely in the community.&nbsp;</p>
<p>It hasn't come easy, but the changes have come about because of the hard work and dedication of people such as Elin Maher, whose energy and passion has helped to drive advancements in the Welsh language in Newport. On the weekend, my mum and her friend attended an event in the fantastic new Newport market, where learners could listen to the Mabinogi through Welsh, and I assure you that that would not have happened 10 or 15 years ago.&nbsp;</p>
<p>I want to close by paying tribute to my late friend, Paul Flynn, or his bardic name, Paul y Siartwr. He was a proud Welshman, and learning Welsh as an adult, he championed the Welsh language, and was a passionate advocate for its use. Paul said that there were two languages spoken in Caerleon in Roman times—intra muros, it was Latin, and extra muros, it was Welsh. If any of the centurions in Caerleon had suggested that the language that would survive to this day would be Welsh, it would have been thought a very curious forecast. But that is the truth.&nbsp;He said,</p>
<p>'Languages represent the humour, wit and passion of generations echoing down the centuries and all of them are unique in their own way. We have the great luck to possess the inheritance of a glorious ancient language, with a wonderful literature that lives, full of virility, variety and enthusiasm. We should celebrate that'.</p>
<p>I'm confident that he would be delighted at the progress. Long may it continue. Dydd Gŵyl Dewi hapus i chi i gyd.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>