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Chris Bryant opened the emergency Commons debate about phone hacking last Wednesday.

During a Commons debate about energy efficiency on Wednesday, she mentioned a solar cell being developed by Toyota to power its cars.

On Monday, an unlikely alliance of feminists and Eurosceptic men forced a Commons debate about the "tampon tax" – the 5% VAT levied on sanitary products – wringing a promise from the government to raise the issue with the European commission.

A minister at the Home Office in London, James Brokenshire, said during a Commons debate about a new surveillance bill on Tuesday that a code of practice to protect legal professional privilege and others requiring professional secrecy was under review.

And sticklers might also suggest it wasn't awfully sensitive of Tony Blair to miss the first Commons debate about his pet war that has claimed upwards of 60,000 lives.

Later on Monday, Cameron appeared to muddy the waters on his position during a Commons debate about the UK's response to the Tunisia massacre, in which 30 Britons are feared to have died.

Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom, who spoke in a Commons debate last year about suffering mental health problems herself, said she was "totally disgusted" by the feature.

Speaking in the Commons debate brought about by the Panama Papers, Tory grandee Sir Alan Duncan, a former oil trader, attacked David Cameron's critics and warned that if they won, the House of Commons would be populated by "low achievers, who hate enterprise, hate people who look after their own family and who know absolute nothing about the outside world".

Team debates are one of the most common debate forms.