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 hon

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 hon

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 hon

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 for

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 the

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 doing

Further to that point of order, Mr Speaker.