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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

Amendment 62 | United Kingdom Internal Market Bill - <i>Report (3rd Day)</i> | Lords debates

My Lords, I have received no request to ask the Minister a short question. I shall therefore put the Question. Amendment 62 agreed.

Amendment 62 | United Kingdom Internal Market Bill - <i>Report (3rd Day)</i> | Lords debates

My Lords, the next speaker on the list, the noble Lord, Lord Flight, has withdrawn, so I call the noble Lord, Lord Fox.

Amendment 62 | United Kingdom Internal Market Bill - <i>Report (3rd Day)</i> | Lords debates

The next speaker on the list, the noble Baroness, Lady Neville-Rolfe, has withdrawn. I call the noble Baroness, Lady McIntosh of Pickering.

Amendment 22 | United Kingdom Internal Market Bill - <i>Report (2nd Day)</i> | Lords debates

I have received requests to ask short questions from the noble Lords, Lord Purvis of Tweed and Lord Randall of Uxbridge.

Amendment 22 | United Kingdom Internal Market Bill - <i>Report (2nd Day)</i> | Lords debates

I call the noble Lord, Lord Wigley, to conclude the debate.

Amendment 29 | United Kingdom Internal Market Bill - <i>Report (2nd Day)</i> | Lords debates

My Lords, we now come to the group consisting of Amendment 30.

Integrated Review - <i>Statement</i> | Lords debates

We now come to the 20 minutes allocated for Back-Bench questions.

Windrush Compensation Scheme - <i>Private Notice Question</i> | Lords debates

My Lords, the time allowed for this Private Notice Question has now elapsed.

Sir Malcolm Arnold | Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport | Written Answers

To ask Her Majesty's Government what plans they have to ensure that the papers of Sir Malcolm Arnold are preserved for future historical stu

Union Capability: Dunlop Review - <i>Question</i> | Lords debates

Can the Minister, who throughout his career has been a powerful advocate for the union, agree that a strengthening of it is the cardinal req

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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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