Sir John Redwood (Wokingham) (Con): I must not take up too much time. I wish to develop my argument quickly. We have to recognise what we are dealing with here. The EU withdrawal agreement was pretty unsatisfactory and one-sided because the previous P… read more
Sir John Redwood (Wokingham) (Con): Will the Minister confirm that Brexit is a huge opportunity to increase the powers both of this House—over our own internal market and economic prosperity—and of the devolved Administrations, which will gain power? … read more
Sir John Redwood (Wokingham) (Con): The Government rightly want to get the virus down and limit deaths, but they also need to promote livelihoods and economic recovery, and it is proving difficult to get that balance right. I do not accept the critici… read more
Sir John Redwood (Wokingham) (Con): May I have a progress report on something we have talked about before: infection control? This time round, will there be isolation hospitals so that we can control the infection in the hospital sector better, and wi… read more
Today if the government proposes more lock downs it needs to answer these questions: Why have cases risen for so long in places already under local lock downs? What is the exit strategy from lock down, and how do you avoid growth in the virus again if… read more