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So far there is very little in what the Secretary of State is saying that I can disagree with.

Michael Gove, soon to be Lord Gove of Torry, is answerable for his own opinions on whether immigration powers should be devolved to Scotland

As I often used to say when I was on the Government Benches, I will write to the hon. Gentleman with my answer—I am sure there is one.

I agree with the hon. Gentleman that we are far better when we work together on these islands than when we drive each other apart.

Goodness me—talk about taking responsibility!

If the hon. Gentleman has some patience, I will come to that.

I am always delighted to give way to my constituency neighbour.

I am very happy to talk about our record on higher education and compare it with the Scottish National party’s.

It is a pleasure to speak in this debate, and I must thank the hon.

It is always a pleasure to give way to the hon. Gentleman.