John Bercow calls on the Home Secretary to ensure that the advisory reports submitted by the Migration Advisory Committee are always published.

In response to a case where a south Darfurian who was denied asylum in the UK, was returned to Sudan and subsequently shot dead by Sudanese security officers, John Bercow calls for a debate on the issue of returning failed asylum seekers to countries where crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing are taking place.

John Bercow has written to the local press praising the 2008-9 Youth Project, a drama based performance by students at the Buckingham School and the Royal Latin School.

On Friday 6th March, John Bercow visited Long Crendon to add his voice to the Go Gorilla campaign in aid of supporting local business.

John Bercow recently paid a visit to Horses Helping People Therapeutic Horsemanship Centre, near Aston Clinton. John is a keen supporter of social enterprise and was interested in finding out more.

John Bercow supports a Private Members Bill aimed at redressing the declining value of statutory redundancy pay. The amount of a week's pay used in calculating redundancy pay is 'capped', this Bill would link the value of that 'cap' to average earnings.

John Bercow calls on the Government to ensure that children and young people with special educational needs are not disqualified from an apprenticeship scheme because of inflexible entry requirements.

Concerned about a potential delay to the progress of the Equality Bill, John Bercow calls on the Leader of the House of Commons to provide a timetable for the Bill's publication.

Making several interventions during the debate, John Bercow supports a proposal to allow the UK Youth Parliament to meet once a year in the Chamber of the House of Commons.

John Bercow takes the opportunity of a debate on Christianity in Public Life to commend the humanitarian and advocacy work of Christian Solidarity Worldwide.