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  • @ Vincent Cable
    Business Secretary

    Dear Vince Cable When will the coalition let overseas pensioners know exactly what is planned for their state pensions? Will they remain frozen or will the NIF surplus be used to make sure all pensions... Show more »Dear Vince Cable When will the coalition let overseas pensioners know exactly what is planned for their state pensions? Will they remain frozen or will the NIF surplus be used to make sure all pensions are indexed no matter where the pensioner lives in the world? Show less »

    Submitted by: dianelvin | 3 votes for this..

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  • @ Vincent Cable
    Business Secretary

    Why is overseas aid not being suspended until we are out of debt?

    Submitted by: a440dc | 4 votes for this..

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  • @ David Davis
    Tory MP for Haltemprice and Howden

    done about islams infiltrating councils etcwhat is being

    Submitted by: maureen | 3 votes for this..

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  • @ Lord Soley of Hammersmith
    Labour Party Politician

    Progress on Soley campaign, on behalf of certain individuals, to chaaracter assassinate the sovereign government of Abu Dhabi?

    Submitted by: John Zift | 1 votes for this..

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  • @ David Davis
    Tory MP for Haltemprice and Howden

    "Can you tell me please, if when the Lisbon Treaty is in force, this country will remain a Common Law Jurisdiction?"

    Submitted by: gulrez | 5 votes for this..

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Answered Questions

  • @ Sir Alan Beith
    Liberal Democrat MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed

    Given that the Conservatives were only a handful of seats short of a working majority, are you surprised your party's negotiating team managed to haggle such an impressive number of ministerial positions... Show more »Given that the Conservatives were only a handful of seats short of a working majority, are you surprised your party's negotiating team managed to haggle such an impressive number of ministerial positions and policy compromises? Show less »

    Submitted by: RJMPolitics | 1 votes for this..

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    Answered by Sir Alan Beith

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  • @ Sir Alan Beith
    Liberal Democrat MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed

    Do you think it is fair that the Lib Dems have a say in government and Labour do not, even though Labour received four times the number of Mps that the Lib Dems did?

    Submitted by: tickthebox | 1 votes for this..

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    Answered by Sir Alan Beith

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  • @ Sir Alan Beith
    Liberal Democrat MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed

    What conclusions did you make whilst on the Constitutional Affairs Committee that Nick Clegg could do well to remember as he undertakes his task of reform?

    Submitted by: StevenG | 6 votes for this..

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    Answered by Sir Alan Beith

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  • @ Douglas Carswell
    Conservative MP for Harwich and Clacton

    Contrary to what it says above, Wikipedia says that you were the 'only' Conservative MP to advocate PR. Is this correct? And are you disappointed that you have been overlooked for a ministerial role?

    Submitted by: Stokenewbie | 5 votes for this..

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    Answered by Douglas Carswell

    100% of people thought this was a good answer (3 votes). Do you think this is a good answer? Yes No
  • @ Douglas Carswell
    Conservative MP for Harwich and Clacton

    You recently asked readers of your blog to help you choose David Cameron's first Prime Minister's Question, which was subsequently on House of Lords reform. Did you select this question yourself or was... Show more »You recently asked readers of your blog to help you choose David Cameron's first Prime Minister's Question, which was subsequently on House of Lords reform. Did you select this question yourself or was it actually the most popular suggestion you received from your readers? Show less »

    Submitted by: StevenG | 6 votes for this..

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    Answered by Douglas Carswell

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