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John Bercow: Points of Order (January 2013, House of Commons)
John Bercow: Points of Order (January 2013, House of Commons)
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Evidence-Based Policy (2013, House of Commons)
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Evidence-Based Policy (2013, House of Commons)
All Great Political Careers Start at the Bottom (2013, House of Commons)
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An illuminating story about the shared history of Peter Luff and Robin Walker, as told by David Cameron.
Peter Bone Explodes at his Party Whips (2013, House of Commons)
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The government whips sitting on the front bench sought to heckle Peter Bone, causing him to sound off at them before being cut off by a procedural manoeuvre.
John Bercow: Points of Order (December 2012, House of Commons)
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The skill and capacity of a Speaker is most clear in how they respond to Points of Order. I hope the prowess of John Bercow in responding ad lib to questions from honourable members in the House will be clear to see in this video series. He speaks with eloquence and authority in his own inimitable way and his shoes were not adequately filled by his successor.
John Bercow: Points of Order (November 2012, House of Commons)
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The skill and capacity of a Speaker is most clear in how they respond to Points of Order. I hope the prowess of John Bercow in responding ad lib to questions from honourable members in the House will be clear to see in this video series. He speaks with eloquence and authority in his own inimitable way and his shoes were not adequately filled by his successor.
John Bercow: Points of Order (October 2012, House of Commons)
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The skill and capacity of a Speaker is most clear in how they respond to Points of Order. I hope the prowess of John Bercow in responding ad lib to questions from honourable members in the House will be clear to see in this video series. He speaks with eloquence and authority in his own inimitable way and his shoes were not adequately filled by his successor.
John Bercow: Points of Order (September 2012, House of Commons)
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The House rose during the month of August, so there are obviously no Points of Order for that month.
John Bercow: Points of Order (July 2012, House of Commons)
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The skill and capacity of a Speaker is most clear in how they respond to Points of Order. I hope the prowess of John Bercow in responding ad lib to questions from honourable members in the House will be clear to see in this video series. He speaks with eloquence and authority in his own inimitable way and his shoes were not adequately filled by his successor.
John Bercow: Points of Order (June 2012, House of Commons)
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The skill and capacity of a Speaker is most clear in how they respond to Points of Order. I hope the prowess of John Bercow in responding ad lib to questions from honourable members in the House will be clear to see in this video series. He speaks with eloquence and authority in his own inimitable way and his shoes were not adequately filled by his successor.
John Bercow: Points of Order (May 2012, House of Commons)
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The skill and capacity of a Speaker is most clear in how they respond to Points of Order. I hope the prowess of John Bercow in responding ad lib to questions from honourable members in the House will be clear to see in this video series. He speaks with eloquence and authority in his own inimitable way and his shoes were not adequately filled by his successor.
The John Bercow Compilation: 2013
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The first three minutes of clips actually originate from 2012 sittings of the House, but were not included in the 2012 compilation.
Prime Minister's Questions Compilation (1989 - 1990)
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A compilation of entertaining moments during Prime Minister's Questions. As House proceedings were only first televised in late 1989, this compilation encompasses sessions from both years.
Prime Minister's Questions 12th March, 1991 (House of Commons)
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The broadcast began during the PMQs session rather than before. Questions to Prime Minister John Major. Hansard link: api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1991/mar/12/engagements
Prime Minister's Questions 7th March, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Questions to Prime Minister John Major. Hansard link: api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1991/mar/07/engagements
Prime Minister's Questions 5th March, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 5th March, 1991 (House of Commons)
Margaret Thatcher's Backbench Speech on the Persian Gulf (28th February, 1990)
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Margaret Thatcher's Backbench Speech on the Persian Gulf (28th February, 1990)
Prime Minister's Questions 28th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 28th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 26th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 26th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 21st February, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 21st February, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 19th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 19th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 14th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 14th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 12th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 12th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 7th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 7th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 5th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 5th February, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 31st January, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 31st January, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 29th January, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 29th January, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 24th January, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 24th January, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 22nd January, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 22nd January, 1991 (House of Commons)
Prime Minister's Questions 17th January, 1991 (House of Commons)
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Prime Minister's Questions 17th January, 1991 (House of Commons)
It is such a shame to know we will never have this again. John B. Wells was close but Noory I will never forgive. His roll in getting rid of Art was so underhanded. To this day he has never owned it.
Needs more views, if only for the vocab refresher.
20:59 Shout out to Northeast USA!
How has he managed to remember all the MPs with all details?
How about the one with the quacking duck noises playing through the tape? Some guy picked it up at home. He called in to bring it to Art's attention. Freaky AF. Art had no idea where it was coming from. None of the technicians' owned up to it. It was like they were mocking the callers, or something supernatural was. Reminds me of that one where the guy was being spat on by a ghost standing over him as he slept 😮
I dont even find this guy funny.
Speaker Bercow was the best
It is discus ting to see people that can not listen to others
It’s a man watching them
Cobyn is a right honourable loon
This is 20 years ago and it became worse :D.
I love him too
Thats his Prorogation tie.
12:40 This did not age well...
🧞♂️🤝🏼.
As an American, I find this highly entertaining! I honestly don’t know how anything gets done in the House of Commons! 😂
Bill you are a genius
Bercow was always a Tory rat but I thought he was a decent Speaker, but some of those interventions seemed to be all about him - right enough, that waster Hoyle is far worse now.
21:00 Not Here!
I wonder what Bill has in mind for the two senile candidates in 2024 now😂
This man made parliament tolerable to many who knew little of it , for that he should be truly proud .
It used to be "admonitions".
Did we ever find out why the House was always groaning at Dr Julian Huppert?
"Calm yourself, man!" 😂
JC Webster lived in Atoka city in and the county seat of Atoka County, Oklahoma, United States. The population was 3,195 as of the 2020 Census, a 2.4% increase over ...
Quick facts L.C. Was a Guard at the Prson Farm east of Atoka, oklahoma. Stringtown Atoka is a city in and the county seat of Atoka County, Oklahoma, United States. The population was 3,195 as of the 2020 Census, a 2.4% increase over ...
21:45 "...........SIR GEOFFREY CLIFTON BROWN!"
Or Dare . Was he baiting them ?
Orr-dah
Lindsay Hoyle has nothing on Bercow. Hoyle struggles to be heard, whereas Bercow was able to tell anybody, regardless of who they are, to shut up
Hoyle seems competent to me but Bercow was significantly more eloquent, a pleasure listening to him explain parliamentary procedure really.
Second part of the word is hole … glad this thing has gone
Fab 😂
This guy is awesome haha
Absolutely brilliant speaker.
Excellent!
And what became of Andy Coulson.
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I started enjoying UK Parliament because of this man: John Berco. His mastery and grasp the English language may come across to some as pompous and hot winded, but his humour and lightheartedness is very much appreciated, and I enjoy his work, especially in this form. Thanks for posting.
A good compilation, this. Thank you so much for putting this together. This is exactly what I need to unwind after a long day of dealing with risk management another insurance related stuff. Cheers to you. 🥃
10:20 - What absolute dross. Nearly 50 years after the end of World War II, and the Member for Rochford is trying to reopen old wounds and seek compensation for a war fought multiple generations ago against an Empire that no longer exists.
Bully Bercow
Source?
@@Cadence_7w7He was found guilty of bullying while serving in the Labour Party. Google may be your friend here 🙂
@mattwood1562 Well, it might surprise you to learn that there is no actual tangible evidence; so it might be a better friend of yours. There's a spam of complaints from several people (not all of which were upheld anyway), and yet not one thing that independently suggests any of the alleged and very out of character events ever occurring. The possibility and indeed likelihood remains that this was a co-ordinated effort out of spite. Fundamentally the investigation (which wasn't a judicial investigation by any means) didn't have any real purpose except from having political consequences (in which it was well known that his political ambitions were well behind him before any of this), almost as if it were poised to sway public opinion. At the very least, you have to accept that the evidentiary strength is as strong with this possibility as much as it is with what the investigation decided was true (which is to say, there's no solid evidence for either)
@@Cadence_7w7 whatever you say John
@@BossySwan Well, you're clearly open to an intellectually honest discussion
What if Republic of the Philippines have a great like this government a parliamentary system its express what is your view and be heard both sides for the good of the people
Is it just me or as little as just 10 years ago Parliament seemed like a much more effective place
Yes. Johnson dumbed it down. Turfed out nearly all the talent from his own party and replaced them with unhinged reactionaries.
I want to know what comes next?😂😂
Is he allowed to use names? I understand that they are not supposed to use names but say honourable gentleman or representative from X.
That rule doesn't apply to the Speaker.
@@markgilbert5209 ok thank you!
The speaker is allowed to name MP's. The rule is only for MP's, the PM and the Leader of the Opposition
He is very good language user. Especially so because he mostly improvises instead of giving prewritten speeches.
He is very good language user. Especially so because he mostly improvises instead of giving prewritten speeches.
Young Rishi at 8:25
Ew.
When I need a break from our government I come here for a good laugh
Why has bill always looked 65.
Bercow and Rees-Mogg are the best duo possible