The short answer is no. The report has to go through a proper and rigorous process of scrutiny.

No, it is not.

The hon. Lady is right to draw attention to the actions of the Kremlin in states abroad.

I do not question the probity of those who have compiled this report, and I certainly recognise the wisdom of my hon.

The hon. Gentleman I think might have now spoken for the last time in this Chamber and we wish him well in whatever he does next.

My right hon. and learned Friend the Member for Beaconsfield has every right to ask questions and make comments in the media.

I suspect that the campaign, like most campaigns, will focus on domestic issues. I am sure the hon.

The job of Members of Parliament is to scrutinise legislation and reports and not to fantasise about them, which is what I think all too

The right hon. Lady from a sedentary position accuses me of sneering.

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges we face today, and no country alone can solve the problem.