Appearances In Parliament

Q We live in an era where we talk about consumers, who might be consuming services or products—but they also might be consuming news.

I will leave my second question, because I am conscious of time.

Q I have two, but they are really quick.

Q Excellent. If I may follow up and spin that question on its head, Professor Marsden—hopefully I have the right person.

Thank you. I notice that we have lost one of our witnesses, so I will go to Professor Marsden—I mean Professor Furman.

Professor Fletcher, imagine I am a growing business: I am successful, I have an online presence, I am doing lots of great stuff and I am

Q You are both at the coalface for consumers in terms of the challenges around all the issues addressed by the Bill.

Q Will they see that happen, or will they need to be involved in the process to report where there are issues?

When I go back to my constituency in Watford tonight and speak to people on the street, what can I tell them will make a difference to th

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what recent assessment his Department has made f the impact of the level of VAT on the hospitalit