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The right hon. Gentleman forgets the position of Labour’s control orders before the courts.

I cannot comment on our operations, or on knowledge or surveillance, but I can assure the right hon.

As I said at the very beginning, I cannot comment on the individual case or the intelligence behind it.

They always save the best for last, Mr Speaker. The hon.

I hear the points that my hon. Friend makes, but I remind him that this House took the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 through collectively.

Before the Government comment on the actions of the United States, we should see what those actions are.

My hon. Friend is right.

I have not come to the House to ask the hon. Gentleman to apologise for campaigning against Guantanamo Bay.

My hon. Friend makes a valid point.

It is a regrettable part of the operation of the security services—and, often, our police—that we cannot sing about our successes as much as