dawn butler. thank you, deputy speaker. we all owe i the next. dawn butler.ker. we all owe a depth of gratitude to the privileges committee and to the chair who has had to sit through some of the strangest speeches but i've heard in this house. owe a depth deputy speaker. we all owe a depth of gratitude to the privileges committee and to the chair who has had to sit through some of the strangest speeches but i've heard in this house. and i thank the memberfor birmingham yardley for mentioning nina, mother of nicole smallman, who is an amazing woman who continues to fight to keep the this is all about democracy. the trust that should exist between the government and those that are governed has been badly damaged and the question must be, to every single member of the house, how do we repair that damage? the

, the labour mp for brent _ ministerial dawn butler, the labour mp for brent central, _ ministerial dawnr, the labour mp for brent central, one _ ministerial dawn butler, the labour mp for brent central, one of- ministerial dawn butler, the labour mp for brent central, one of many. mp for brent central, one of many mps getting their point across in this debate that's been going on for the best part of four hours and is to continue for potentially for a few more hours. it must be done by 10pm. there is a cut—off. some really strong debate going on, some very emotive statements. the labour mp maria eagle spoke not long ago saying we must draw a line in the sand to stop ministers think that they can lying to parliament whether they can lying to parliament whether they are junior ministers or the prime minister. there was an interesting interchange between the chair of the privileges committee, the right honourable harriet harman, and jacob rees—mogg, a well—known supporter of borisjohnson when he referred to tweets that harriet harman published. i referred to tweets that harriet harman publ

dawn butler got thrown out of the chamber for calling borisjohnson a liar, he got no sanction.way with it until today. that is why this report matters. very good oints that why this report matters. very good points that you _ why this report matters. very good points that you make _ why this report matters. very good points that you make there. - why this report matters. very good points that you make there. some | points that you make there. some would say, you cannot wish away the people who do support borisjohnson. what do you do with them? in a situation like this, where you sell a line has to be drawn in terms of conduct? but also, looking at what penny mordaunt has been saying about the vote, that will happen on monday, she says it will be a painful process and a sad process for all of us. how do mps view this?

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