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I apologise for taking longer than usual to get to the Dispatch Box, Mr Speaker—the last time I take my own advice about going to the gym

There are a number of errors in what the hon. Gentleman has said.

I take an intense personal interest in this area, from long experience.

It is not a question of punishment; it is a question of what we have signed up to and our duty to fulfil the obligations we have entered

I will certainly offer a great deal of help and goodwill.

As this is now an ongoing court case, I have nothing further to add to the comments I made earlier.

I have nothing to add, other than to reiterate that it is right that the Government will consider carefully before deciding how to procee

There will be numerous opportunities for the House to examine and discuss what the Government are negotiating.

Yes, we are keen to seize all the opportunities that leaving the EU presents, and so, too, are many of our international partners, who re

In recent history, most of the trade deals done in the world have been bilateral, because it is clearly easier to get country-to-country