Brexit: Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration

My Lords, before the noble Baroness sits down, I apologise that I was not able to give her more n...

I am sorry that the noble Lord was not able to speak to me before. However, the point I am making...

My Lords, when your Lordships’ House debated the withdrawal Bill, we agreed that the substantive,...

My Lords, for me as a self-confessed remainer, it has felt from time to time as if we are trapped...

My Lords, of the choice of psalms that form part of our daily prayers in the Lords, we have Psalm...

My Lords, it is a privilege to follow the most reverend Primate the Archbishop of Canterbury. I f...

My Lords, I thank the opening speakers for setting the scene for this debate so well. I particula...

My Lords, I remember the late Lord Williamson of Horton coming to speak when I was a student at O...

My Lords, I am struck by the gulf between the measured analysis of the withdrawal agreement and p...

My Lords, I refer noble Lords to my entry in the register as a former MEP. What can I say? What c...

My Lords, two years ago almost to the day, on 1 December 2016, I spoke in a debate on the Brexit ...

My Lords, this is a sad day for me. As a young Member of Parliament in 1972, I voted for the Euro...

My Lords, the Prime Minister has honourably striven to do the impossible: to find a compromise be...

My Lords, much has been said in this House about the Irish situation. The noble and learned Lord,...

My Lords, the situation is changing even as we speak. Yesterday we heard the legal advice given t...

My Lords, the most reverend Primate the Archbishop of Canterbury quoted the King James Bible when...

My Lords, I first place on record my personal thanks to the clerks and advisers of the EU Select ...

My Lords, there have been occasions in the past two years when I have reminded myself that the Vo...

My Lords, I rise to address the vexing Northern Irish backstop issue. I should perhaps first say ...