Hansard's

Hansard's report of the debate the day after records the refusal of the Speaker to allow the one member actually present on the day to give her account.

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Bercow said, according to Hansard's version here, adding: "I am sure that opposition members will want to see his face."

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I await Hansard's "definitive" version of what was said in Prime Ministers Questions today, but I could have sworn that Michael Martin (the incredibly pro-Labour Speaker of the House) said something along the lines of "let the Prime Minister answer in his own way".

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You can read Hansard's version here – but you will not find the offending words, only clues.

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Hansard's Parliamentary Debates xxxv (Jan-Apr 1817): 1090-4.

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Mr Ainsworth is the first MP to have used the word in the main chamber, according to Hansard's verbatim records, which go back more than 200 years.

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Actually, not a case of there being enough time to print them all, but of not enough time to get them scanned, marshalled and proofed before Hansard's print deadline.

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