All 2 Debates between Boris Johnson and David T C Davies

Prime Minister’s Statement

Debate between Boris Johnson and David T C Davies
Saturday 19th October 2019

(4 years, 5 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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I call David Top Cat Davies.

David T C Davies Portrait David T. C. Davies (Monmouth) (Con)
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The people of Wales voted to leave, but many had concerns about a no-deal Brexit. Can I thank the Prime Minister for coming forward with a deal that respects the result in Wales and delivers on the concerns of those who did not want a hard Brexit? As the Welsh would say: mae’n hi’n bryd. Diolch yn fawr.

Boris Johnson Portrait The Prime Minister
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Diolch yn fawr, Mr Speaker. I am grateful to my hon. Friend, who speaks for Wales, as ever. It is a great deal for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Counter-Daesh Campaign: Iraq and Syria

Debate between Boris Johnson and David T C Davies
Thursday 3rd November 2016

(7 years, 4 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Boris Johnson Portrait Boris Johnson
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I cannot, as I say, comment on the elections in another very friendly country. We have to wait and see what happens there, but I do not think that anybody here wants the United Kingdom under any circumstances to abandon its driving role in that question.

David T C Davies Portrait David T. C. Davies (Monmouth) (Con)
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Does the Secretary of State agree that we have been absolutely right in this country to provide general financial support for refugee centres throughout the middle east, and that this must continue for humanitarian reasons?

Boris Johnson Portrait Boris Johnson
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My hon. Friend is completely right. We have a proud record in this country of contributing to humanitarian relief and to the care of refugees—the single biggest contributor after the United States. As the House will know, £2.3 billion is the total envelope of our commitment to humanitarian relief for the area.