To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they plan to expand the High Tech Hub initiative in the British Embassy in Tel Aviv to United Kingdom embassies in other nations.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they plan to expand the High Tech Hub initiative in the British Embassy in Tel Aviv to United Kingdom embassies in other nations.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government how they will inform Parliament about the United Kingdom's involvement in the European Commission's €1 billion flagship programme in Future and Emerging Technologies.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government how they will inform Parliament about the United Kingdom's involvement in the European Commission's €1 billion flagship programme in Future and Emerging Technologies.

Letter dated 06/12/2011 from Vince Cable MP to all MPs regarding Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative. 2 p.

Letter dated 06/12/2011 from Vince Cable MP to all MPs regarding Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative. 2 p.

The Importance of Music: A National Plan for Music Education. Inc summary of allocations for financial years 2012/13, 2013/14 and 2014/15. 57 p.

The Importance of Music: A National Plan for Music Education. Inc summary of allocations for financial years 2012/13, 2013/14 and 2014/15. 57 p.

To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change which renewable energy technology can be deployed fastest.

To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change which renewable energy technology can be deployed fastest.

Unallotted opposition day debate (part two). Closure motion. Agreed to on question. Main question negatived on division (222 to 302).

Unallotted opposition day debate (part two). Closure motion. Agreed to on question. Main question negatived on division (222 to 302).

My experience in this House is that Yorkshire MPs believe that life starts and finishes in Yorkshire, and I am sure the green investment bank will find a way of investing in my hon. Friend's constituency—and elsewhere. We will come to the House with more details in the near future....

My experience in this House is that Yorkshire MPs believe that life starts and finishes in Yorkshire, and I am sure the green investment bank will find a way of investing in my hon. Friend's constituency—and elsewhere. We will come to the House with more details in the near future....

May I make a suggestion to the Minister? He will know that the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government is going to make millions of pounds available to local authorities to return to weekly collections, which they departed from in order to boost recycling. As the Minister will...

May I make a suggestion to the Minister? He will know that the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government is going to make millions of pounds available to local authorities to return to weekly collections, which they departed from in order to boost recycling. As the Minister will...

The right hon. Lady is right to say that there are huge benefits if we get this right. We are working not only to deal with food waste—to encourage people to buy less and to waste less food—but to make sure that what waste food there is can be used...

The right hon. Lady is right to say that there are huge benefits if we get this right. We are working not only to deal with food waste—to encourage people to buy less and to waste less food—but to make sure that what waste food there is can be used...

We have heard a lot of words in the past 35 minutes, but, frankly, not a lot of substance. Being green is very fashionable these days and has been for some time. The Conservative party even changed the colour of its logo to green from blue, but if the verdict...

We have heard a lot of words in the past 35 minutes, but, frankly, not a lot of substance. Being green is very fashionable these days and has been for some time. The Conservative party even changed the colour of its logo to green from blue, but if the verdict...

I saw an interesting article a couple of weeks ago in Farmers Guardian or Farmers Weekly, which I read assiduously, about bovine TB. Will the hon. Gentleman confirm that bovine TB in his area is not endemic in the badger population, and that it has come from the movement and...

I saw an interesting article a couple of weeks ago in Farmers Guardian or Farmers Weekly, which I read assiduously, about bovine TB. Will the hon. Gentleman confirm that bovine TB in his area is not endemic in the badger population, and that it has come from the movement and...

I shall take up that point, as it illustrates the four aspects that I identified. What we need and what the Government are providing is more courage, which goes to bovine TB, more work with communities, more ability to confront vested interests and more creativity. On courage with respect to...

I shall take up that point, as it illustrates the four aspects that I identified. What we need and what the Government are providing is more courage, which goes to bovine TB, more work with communities, more ability to confront vested interests and more creativity. On courage with respect to...

There is another problem—the direct and, I suggest, deliberate skewing of Government funding to urban areas in the name of deprivation, and away from rural areas. The average grant per head in rural areas is 50% less than in urban areas at the end of 10 years of Labour, average...

There is another problem—the direct and, I suggest, deliberate skewing of Government funding to urban areas in the name of deprivation, and away from rural areas. The average grant per head in rural areas is 50% less than in urban areas at the end of 10 years of Labour, average...

I agree, but to continue to develop the point, it is not simply a matter of cash. The point is creativity. On broadband, the problem with the Cornish project implemented by the previous Government with enormous generosity was its inflexibility—£100 million spent on a region with half the surface area...

I agree, but to continue to develop the point, it is not simply a matter of cash. The point is creativity. On broadband, the problem with the Cornish project implemented by the previous Government with enormous generosity was its inflexibility—£100 million spent on a region with half the surface area...