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I attended the 'Together for peace in Yemen' workshop on Saturday 23 March. At the event, there were discussions on how peace can be achieved in Yemen.
As part of the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy initiative which involves all 53 countries of the Commonwealth, I planted rowan, silver birch and a hazel saplings at Manor Hospital on 23 March 2019. Over 500 MPs have pledged to plant trees as part of the initiative.
A service was held in memory of the life of Paul Flynn MP at the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft on Friday 22 March 2019. Paul passed away on 17 February 2019. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time.
The Prime Minister should have given Parliament broad heads of agreement right at the start, so that she could understand what Parliament wanted. Secretaries of State have resigned—we are now on our third Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union. Ministers have resigned. This is a crisis of the Government’s own making, and the
On Thursday 14 March 2019 the House of Commons voted on the following motion on whether to extend Article 50:
Today’s motion is substantially the same as the previous two, so the House is being asked to vote on the deal once again. It is the Government who have put us in this position. Their red lines were drawn right at the beginning and formed the boundaries for the negotiations. There are ongoing investigations into
After the House of Commons voted to extend Article 50 by a majority of 210 votes (Ayes: 412, Noes: 202) on Thursday 14 March 2019, I responded to an emergency business statement from the Leader of the House: