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“I thank my hon. Friends the Members for Rossendale and Darwen (Andy MacNae) and for Sherwood Forest (Michelle Welsh) and the right hon. Member for Godalming and Ash (Sir Jeremy Hunt) for securing this important debate during Baby Loss Awareness Week to give those who have experienced pregnancy and baby loss that voice …”

“It is a pleasure to serve with you in the Chair, Sir Desmond. I thank the hon. Member for Bromsgrove (Bradley Thomas) for securing this important debate. With every cosmetic or surgical procedure, there are always risks, so we need our practitioners to be fully trained and experienced in the work that they do. When we …”

“I welcome the Leader of the House to his place. Last weekend, I had the pleasure of attending the 100-year anniversary of the Midland Red Coalville bus garage, which showcased some fantastic buses through history for people to enjoy. Will the Leader of the House join me in thanking Leicester Transport Heritage Trust, t…”

“I thank the Backbench Business Committee for granting this debate and my hon. Friend the Member for Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme (Lee Pitcher) for securing it and for making his opening remarks in such an amazing way. We heard the devastating numbers and the personal experience of the impact that suicide has …”

“The case that my hon. Friend mentions is the reason that we are all here. The pursuit of beauty enhancement should not risk somebody’s life, so regulation is very important. The most recent cases recorded in the east midlands involve reports of patients experiencing difficulty in swallowing, slurred speech and breathin…”

“Thank you. In the interests of time, Chair.”

“Thank you so much to the panel for coming in today. Each nation obviously has its own strategy. How useful have those strategies been, from the starting point to where we are now, in reducing child poverty in each nation?”

“Thank you. In the interests of time, Chair.”

“Thank you so much to the panel for coming in today. Each nation obviously has its own strategy. How useful have those strategies been, from the starting point to where we are now, in reducing child poverty in each nation?”

“Thank you. That has been very useful. What do you think has made the strategies that you have effective or, in the case of the comments just made from Northern Ireland, what do you think the barriers have been to making the policies effective?”

“Thank you. That has been very useful. What do you think has made the strategies that you have effective or, in the case of the comments just made from Northern Ireland, what do you think the barriers have been to making the policies effective?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Stringer. I thank the hon. Member for Bishop Auckland (Sam Rushworth) for bringing forward this important debate. I declare my membership of the all-party parliamentary group for defibrillators. As has already been said, every minute that someone is in cardiac arrest w…”

“Of course, I agree; heart health is really important, but access is key, too. We can all do our own bit. We can check if the defib nearest to us is registered and encourage a community audit. If it is not registered, someone in an emergency might not know it is there. Every school in North West Leicestershire has recei…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Vaz. It is also a privilege to have the opportunity to speak in this important debate, which I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Carlisle (Ms Minns) for bringing forward. As another granddaughter of a world war two veteran, I am ashamed to say that before meeting Dav…”

“At a panel discussion earlier this year, I joined a group of leading women in the hospitality sector, who repeatedly highlighted that the lack of female representation in leadership roles and ownership is a persistent barrier to progress in the sector. What steps is the Minister taking to support women in the hospitali…”

“I thank the Secretary of State and permanent secretary for being with us today. This was raised in a previous question, but I want to delve a little deeper into the long-awaited pensions dashboard, a project that has been reset more than once already. In March, Brian Byrnes of Moneybox said that he was concerned there …”

“One thing that has been really positive in looking at child poverty is the actions that we have already taken. The free school meals that will be rolled out next September will be a real step forward in terms of how many children can access a free school meal. What do the review and the analysis tell us about how that …”

“We have reflected on pension adequacy. How do you envision these dashboards changing people’s view about how retirement looks for them? What kind of behaviour change are we anticipating?”

“One of the things that I was nervous about was that, if people felt that adequacy was a real worry, that might have a negative effect, so we would need to deal with that and give people the advice that they need. We also heard evidence that, in other countries where this has been successfully rolled out, the private se…”

“Q I want to put on the record that I have an airport in my constituency, so many relevant companies are based there. You are a global company in a global marketplace. The airlines I have spoken to want to source SAF from UK markets. How attractive is that to your organisation as a global business—responding to your cus…”