As has been noted by my colleagues, there are very few Labour Back Benchers taking part in this debate, a point made in particular by my

As has been noted by my colleagues, there are very few Labour Back Benchers taking part in this debate, a point made in particular by my

We now go to Jim Shannon, for the second time this afternoon.

Thank you for a very good debate on the levelling-up fund—I wish that Gainsborough could get some levelling-up fund too, but that is not

Minister, could you please give the hon. Member for Isle of Wight (Bob Seely) a couple of minutes to make his closing remarks?

Order. We have 13 Back-Bench speakers. If there is to be any chance of everybody getting in, we will have to have a tight time limit.

To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, what assessment he made of (a) the historical importance of

I suspect that the Chinese Government do not care a damn what we say in this Chamber, but they do care about what British business is doi

Further to that point of order, Mr Speaker.

What progress she has made in securing a free trade agreement with Australia.