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I could not have said it better myself—although I might not have used the word “you”.

Well, it is not bizarre, because we have been here many times before.

My right hon. Friend’s exasperation is exactly the exasperation that the British public will be feeling as they read the headlines.

My hon. Friend always makes excellent points. I was going to talk about Gordon Brown later, but I will do so now.

I find it disgusting.

The Prime Minister has brought his judgment into question.

I will leave Labour Members to reflect on that because many have spoken up today, but I say once again that they are just words if there is

I will end with two responses to that intervention. First, my right hon. Friend is obviously absolutely right.

My hon.

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