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Orders of the Day: Finance Bill (21 Apr 2008) has video: Brian Binley: I am delighted with the terms of the hon. Gentleman's argument and he is making a very valid point, especially with regard to rural pubs, which have been particularly hard hit by the smoking ban and the increases that we are discussing. They are the heart of our rural communities. Does he agree with me that we are in danger of losing more and more of them, and that that would be bad for our...
Royal Assent: Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (27 Mar 2007): Brian Binley: ...) said that most business commentators supported the Budget. Well, let us test that theory. Nick Golding, chief executive officer of the Forum of Private Business said: "The Chancellor has used smoke and mirrors to disguise the fact that there is nothing in this budget to support small business." The Federation of Master Builders said: "SMEs have enough to worry about with seemingly...
Business of the House (27 Oct 2005): Brian Binley: Does the Leader of the House ascribe the recent discord in the Cabinet on smoking to the fact that we have a fag-end Prime Minister? Will he call on the Prime Minister to set an early resignation date so that cohesion and some form of leadership can be restored?

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