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Could my right hon. Friend the Minister clarify that last point?

I thank my really good friend for allowing me to intervene. May I say that I am delighted to hear that news?

Beckenham.

I thank my right hon. Friend for allowing me to intervene.

I thank my good friend for allowing me to intervene. Does that mean that he thinks we should do nothing at all?

I thank my good friend for allowing me to intervene. Does that mean that he thinks we should do nothing at all?

I thank my good friend for allowing me to intervene. Does that mean that he thinks we should do nothing at all?

I thank my hon.

I am increasingly concerned about developments in Bosnia, a country for which I have a great affection.

I thank my hon.