Jeremy pointed out that out of nearly 200 speakers, only 3 were, like him, born after we joined the EU. He talked about how younger people would have to live with the consequences of Brexit, despite…
Transport spokesperson Jenny Randerson made the point that it was going to be much more difficult to transport goods across Europe - giving the example of the 88 documents it took in 1988 to export…
Defence spokesperson Judith Jolly continued on the theme of peace and security. She said that losing our place in the defence infrastructure of Europe would be harmful. She also made the point that…
As a former Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Brian Paddick knows his stuff when it comes to matters of crime and security. He talks about the process of inter-country information…
Sue Miller talked about her worries about peace and security and that Brexit would hasten the rise of nationalism and populism in Europe. She also highlighted concern for EU nationals and the…
As you would expect from Shas, who has done so much to speak up for and help refugees, she mentioned the border with France and asked what happens to the Le Toucquet agreement. She also pointed out…
Lindsay Northover concentrated on the cake and the eating of cake that is inherent in the Government's position - and points out that Government is unlikely to get what it wants. She looks at the…
This speech was the exception as Kishwer is the one peer who will be supporting the Bill. We covered earlier in the week her decision. Here she explains her position and says that we should just…
Treasury spokesperson Susan Kramer concentrated her remarks on the financial services industry and the impact of its decisions on our economy and the current £75 billion we take in tax from it. My…
Former Tory MP John Lee slammed the government over its failure to offer the right to stay to EU nationals. He also became one of the few Lib Dem rebels. He doesn't support our position on a…
