The former prime minister said thousands of lives could be saved as a result of targeted measures.

The Government has proposed to abolish the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education and replace it with Skills England.

Andrew Mitchell told the Commons he supported Sir Keir Starmer’s strategic direction to bolster defence spending, but argued he has ‘choices’.

Treasury minister James Murray argued the Crown Estate Bill will ensure the creation of ‘long-term’ prosperity for the nation’.

BMW announced it is delaying investment into its Oxford plant over the weekend, pointing to ‘multiple uncertainties facing the automotive industry’.

Lisa Nandy said a new allocation model could improve transparency, and prevent surges in the price of tickets.

All female sport has been effectively outlawed, leaving the majority of Afghanistan’s women’s cricket team living in exile.

Dame Nia Griffith said she feared losing her job as a teacher if she called out discriminatory language, because of legislation at the time.

In the event of a peace deal, the former prime minister said a ‘military presence across land, air and sea’ should be considered.

Dawn Butler pressed the Government to change legislation, as she raised concerns that those who have been struck off can continue to use the title.

The expansion is being backed by an extra £1.5 million in funding, newly-appointed minister Ashley Dalton told the Commons.

Lee Anderson questioned if someone identifying as a llama, who then becomes ill, should ask for a ‘doctor, a vet or a straitjacket’.

Shadow environment minister Andrew Bowie pressed the Government on its plans for Rosebank and Jackdaw.

Bell Ribeiro-Addy said those who are fleeing war could have their rights abolished under the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill.

Cabinet Office minister Nick Thomas-Symonds said the Government intends to make Brexit work in a ‘ruthlessly pragmatic’ way.

Shadow environment secretary Victoria Atkins urged the Government to adequately fund food security checks at Dover port.

Nigel Farage urged the Government to give Donald Trump’s administration ‘a few weeks’ to think about the Chagos Islands before giving up sovereignty.

Shadow education secretary Laura Trott said the proposed report cards system will be ‘slower and weaker’.

David Mundell said the sector could create tens of thousands of jobs in rural areas and ‘potentially bring more than £1 billion to the UK economy’.

Farming minister Daniel Zeichner told the Commons it was rare for the disease to infect humans.