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I thank my hon. Friend for what he is saying, and I understand that he is trying to be constructive.

Ultimately, the Secretary of State and Ministers are responsible to Parliament for financial spending.

I pay tribute to my hon. Friend for the enormous expertise and experience she brings to the House from the development sphere.

I join the right hon. Gentleman in paying tribute to the Churches.

My hon. Friend is absolutely right.

Amid all the hyperbole, I understand the point that the hon.

I think the current Prime Minister, and certainly this Foreign Secretary, gets a little fed up with hearing Britain being done down.

I pay tribute to my hon. Friend, who has championed this cause relentlessly and with great passion and great eloquence.

I do not think it is right to say that just because there is a percentage based on GNI, that means we can deal with a situation of the se

The hon.