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Below, you can read Lord Lexden's recent speeches and appearances in Parliament.

Alistair Lexden’s written questions in the Lords are not included here. Nor are his short oral interventions in the chamber. Details of his voting record can be found on the website www.theyworkforyou.com

Development Aid: Pakistan - <i>Question</i> | Lords debates

My Lords—

Metropolitan Police Report by Sir Richard Henriques - <i>Private Notice Question</i> | Lords debates

My Lords, I beg leave to ask a Question of which I have given private notice.

Metropolitan Police Report by Sir Richard Henriques - <i>Private Notice Question</i> | Lords debates

Is there not an overwhelming national interest in ensuring that the report is published in full, so that all the lessons that arise from it

Thomas Cook - <i>Statement</i> | Lords debates

Will the Government, in due course, produce a full report which they will lay before Parliament, setting out the causes of this disaster, th

Thomas Cook - <i>Statement</i> | Lords debates

Will the Government, in due course, produce a full report which they will lay before Parliament, setting out the causes of this disaster, th

Thomas Cook - <i>Statement</i> | Lords debates

Will the Government, in due course, produce a full report which they will lay before Parliament, setting out the causes of this disaster, th

Motion | Business of the House - <i>Motion on Standing Orders</i> | Lords debates

Noble Lords are familiar with the words that I must now read.

Amendment to the Motion (2J) | Business of the House - <i>Motion on Standing Orders</i> | Lords debates

I should inform the House that if any of Amendments 2J to 2Q are agreed I cannot call Amendments 3 to 27 by reason of pre-emption.

Motion | Business of the House - <i>Motion on Standing Orders</i> | Lords debates

Noble Lords are familiar with the words that I must now read.

Education Funding - <i>Statement</i> | Lords debates

My Lords, this is a most significant Statement and I congratulate my noble friend and all his colleagues on it.

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Lord Lexden

Lord Lexden (formerly Alistair Cooke) is a Conservative peer who took his seat in the House of Lords in January 2011.

He is a political historian who is the Official Historian to the Conservative Party and the Carlton Club.

Lord Lexden OBE Official Historian of the Conservative Party

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