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I absolutely agree with the hon. Gentleman that we should be trying to bring people together, rather than separating them.

Again, just for clarification, Members who voted for article 50 are not Brexiteers, but presumably those who did not vote for article 50 are

I absolutely agree with the hon. Gentleman that we should be trying to bring people together, rather than separating them.

Again, just for clarification, Members who voted for article 50 are not Brexiteers, but presumably those who did not vote for article 50 are

I absolutely agree with the hon. Gentleman that we should be trying to bring people together, rather than separating them.

I would never dream of it, Mr Speaker. My point was that many negotiations, if not most, come good towards the end.

This urgent question is spectacularly badly timed, in the middle of talks to move to the next phase—[Interruption.] The truth is—

I would never dream of it, Mr Speaker. My point was that many negotiations, if not most, come good towards the end.

This urgent question is spectacularly badly timed, in the middle of talks to move to the next phase—[Interruption.] The truth is—

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