Announcement that privilege is involved in Lords amendments Nos 5, 7, 8 and 57 to the Serious Organised Crime and Police Bill to be considered today, and that the appropriate entry will be made in the Journal if agreed to.

Announcement that privilege is involved in Lords amendments Nos 5, 7, 8 and 57 to the Serious Organised Crime and Police Bill to be considered today, and that the appropriate entry will be made in the Journal if agreed to.

Announcement that privilege is involved in Lords amendment No. 69 to the Mental Capacity Bill to be considered today and that the appropriate entry will be made in the journal, if agreed to.

Announcement that privilege is involved in Lords amendment No. 69 to the Mental Capacity Bill to be considered today and that the appropriate entry will be made in the journal, if agreed to.

Statement paying tribute to the Rt Hon Lord Callaghan.

Statement paying tribute to the Rt Hon Lord Callaghan.

Ordered that Laurence Robertson withdraw from the House for the remainder of the days sitting following refusal to withdraw remark that 'the Ministers answer this morning was not only inadequate, it was dishonest. She misled the House'.

Ordered that Laurence Robertson withdraw from the House for the remainder of the days sitting following refusal to withdraw remark that 'the Ministers answer this morning was not only inadequate, it was dishonest. She misled the House'.

Ruling that "I remind the hon Gentleman that temperate language is expected in the Chamber" to Chris Grayling who spoke of the Secretary of State (Ruth Kelly) using "weasel words".

Ruling that "I remind the hon Gentleman that temperate language is expected in the Chamber" to Chris Grayling who spoke of the Secretary of State (Ruth Kelly) using "weasel words".

Ordered that Adam Price withdraw from the House for the remainder of the days sitting following refusal to withdraw remark "there is compelling evidence that the Prime Minister misled the House in taking us to war".

Ordered that Adam Price withdraw from the House for the remainder of the days sitting following refusal to withdraw remark "there is compelling evidence that the Prime Minister misled the House in taking us to war".

Statement that "l would like to express my gratitude - and l am sure that l speak for all hon. and right hon. Members - to the Officers and staff of the House for the hard work and dedication that they have shown and l am sure will continue to show during today's sitting" following all night sitting and ongoing consideration of Lords amendments to Prevention of Terrorism Bill.

Statement that "l would like to express my gratitude - and l am sure that l speak for all hon. and right hon. Members - to the Officers and staff of the House for the hard work and dedication that they have shown and l am sure will continue to...

Ruling that "The hon. Member for Hackney, North and Stoke Newington (Ms Abbot) should not be using a mobile phone in the House;she should really know that by now".

Ruling that "The hon. Member for Hackney, North and Stoke Newington (Ms Abbot) should not be using a mobile phone in the House;she should really know that by now".

Ruling that "I think that there is a more felicitous way in which the right hon Gentleman could try to make his point" to Mr Gummer who said that "the Prime Minister has appeared not to tell exactly the truth in certain circumstances" and to Mr Charles Clarke "No one should accuse any right hon or hon Member of untruthfulness or deceit. The right hon Member for Suffolk, Coastal (Mr. Gummer) has withdrawn any suggestion that he was making such an allegation" during consideration of Lords amendments to Prevention of Terrorism Bill.

Ruling that "I think that there is a more felicitous way in which the right hon Gentleman could try to make his point" to Mr Gummer who said that "the Prime Minister has appeared not to tell exactly the truth in certain circumstances" and to Mr Charles Clarke "No one...

Ruling in response to point of order from Mr Fabricant on the wearing of arm bands by Hon Members in support of the Make Poverty History campaign, that 'Hon Members often wear badges supporting various organisations. No breach of the rules has taken place...However, some Hon Members approached me beforehand about the wearing of arm bands. It is my preference that they should not wear them, but it is up to the individual'.

Ruling in response to point of order from Mr Fabricant on the wearing of arm bands by Hon Members in support of the Make Poverty History campaign, that 'Hon Members often wear badges supporting various organisations. No breach of the rules has taken place...However, some Hon Members approached me beforehand...

Speaker having leave of absence pursuant to paragraph (3) of Standing Order No 3 (Deputy Speaker). Chairman of Ways and Means takes Chair as Deputy Speaker.

Speaker having leave of absence pursuant to paragraph (3) of Standing Order No 3 (Deputy Speaker). Chairman of Ways and Means takes Chair as Deputy Speaker.

Statement that 'I understand that the Hon Member for Stroud (Mr David Drew) has been held up because of snow. Therefore, the notice for the presentation of his Bill will take place at some other time'.

Statement that 'I understand that the Hon Member for Stroud (Mr David Drew) has been held up because of snow. Therefore, the notice for the presentation of his Bill will take place at some other time'.

Ruling that "Will the hon. Gentleman reconsider and withdraw that remark about the Prime Minister" to Mr Crispin Blunt who said "in my eyes, the Prime Minister and the Executive no longer enjoy the benefit of the doubt" during the second reading debate on Prevention of Terrorism Bill.

Ruling that "Will the hon. Gentleman reconsider and withdraw that remark about the Prime Minister" to Mr Crispin Blunt who said "in my eyes, the Prime Minister and the Executive no longer enjoy the benefit of the doubt" during the second reading debate on Prevention of Terrorism Bill.

Ruling reminding the House that 'hon Members should take care to avoid referring to individual cases that may be before the courts', during the debate on the Belmarsh judgment.

Ruling reminding the House that 'hon Members should take care to avoid referring to individual cases that may be before the courts', during the debate on the Belmarsh judgment.

Speaker having leave of absence pursuant to paragraph (3) of Standing Order No 3 (Deputy Speaker). The First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means takes Chair as Deputy Speaker.

Speaker having leave of absence pursuant to paragraph (3) of Standing Order No 3 (Deputy Speaker). The First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means takes Chair as Deputy Speaker.

Ruling that "Filibustering is a term that means different things to different people on different occasions. I am quite sure that the Chairman of the Committee would have called any Member to order if they were deliberately filibustering" in response to points of order from Mr Oliver Heald and Peter Hain concerning allegations of filibustering during Standing Committee proceedings on Identity Cards Bill.

Ruling that "Filibustering is a term that means different things to different people on different occasions. I am quite sure that the Chairman of the Committee would have called any Member to order if they were deliberately filibustering" in response to points of order from Mr Oliver Heald and Peter...

Statement relating to the procedure for the debate on sitting hours, connecting Parliament with the public and car mileage allowance.

Statement relating to the procedure for the debate on sitting hours, connecting Parliament with the public and car mileage allowance.

Statement relating to the procedure for the debate on motions relating to Modernisation of the House of Commons.

Statement relating to the procedure for the debate on motions relating to Modernisation of the House of Commons.

Constitutional Reform Bill (HL). Second reading debate. Amendment negatived on division (126 to 329). Main question agreed to on question. Programme motion on proceedings in Committee, on Report, Third reading and any other proceedings agreed to on division (297 to 161). Money resolution agreed to on question (formal). Ways and means resolution agreed to on question (formal). Relevant documents: HC 1282 2003/04; HC 48 2003/04; Cm 6150.

Constitutional Reform Bill (HL). Second reading debate. Amendment negatived on division (126 to 329). Main question agreed to on question. Programme motion on proceedings in Committee, on Report, Third reading and any other proceedings agreed to on division (297 to 161). Money resolution agreed to on question (formal). Ways and...