In Parliament

My noble friend and former Chief Whip is exactly right. He is a formidable campaigner on issues of home building.

My Lords, I take this opportunity to pay tribute to the noble Lord for his public service over many years as a councillor in Bredbury, a Mem

My Lords, the Government are committed to our ambition of delivering 300,000 homes a year.

My Lords, I briefly interrupt to remind noble Lords that there is a five-minute advisory speaking time.

My Lords, I briefly interrupt to remind noble Lords that there is a five-minute advisory speaking time.

My Lords, I apologise to the noble Baroness, Lady Jones of Moulsecoomb, for my intervention earlier, which was incorrect—and I apologise to

If the noble Baroness looks at the Companion, she will see that it is very clear on parliamentary language.

The noble Baroness knows full well the words that she has just used, and we would be most grateful to her if she could withdraw those words.

My Lords, the noble Baroness knows full well that parliamentary rules do not allow her to use those words, so we would be grateful to her if

My Lords, noble Lords should not refer to people in the Gallery.