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3 Dec 2025Venezuela: US Military

On data sharing with our allies, does the Minister agree that signals intelligence and human intelligence are not a pick and mix when it comes to the Five Eyes community? Will he assure the House that we will continue to provide the information that the US needs in order to deal with Venezuelan cocaine, most of which l

defence
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2 Dec 2025Budget Resolutions

The hon. Lady is outlining an extensive programme of capital expenditure on the national health service. Between last year and this year, we have had the largest set of Budget increases in the history of this country, but are the Liberal Democrats proposing that we should tax the British public even further to pay for

fiscal-policyhealthsocial-care
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2 Dec 2025Budget Resolutions

I am grateful for your guidance, Madam Deputy Speaker. What has unfolded since September reflects badly not just on the Chancellor of the Exchequer, or the Prime Minister, or the Government, but on all of us. On 17 September, the OBR—

fiscal-policyhealthsocial-care
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2 Dec 2025Budget Resolutions

I will start on a positive note by commending the lines on productivity in the Red Book, and the recent comments that various Ministers have made about that. Productivity has to be the No. 1 objective in getting our NHS to where it needs to be to deliver for our constituents. I have to say to the Health Secretary that

fiscal-policyhealthsocial-care
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25 Nov 2025Waste Incinerators

I beg to move, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to prohibit the carrying out of construction work in respect of new waste incinerators, other than in cases where substantial construction has already begun; to make provision about the taxation of waste disposed of by way of incineration; to prohibit local authorit

environmenthealthlocal-government
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24 Nov 2025 Critical Minerals Strategy

This country has no phosphates, and no phosphates means no agriculture. Happily, our close friend and ally the Kingdom of Morocco has most of the world’s reserves of phosphates, but it is closely followed by unreliable countries such as Russia, China, Syria and Algeria. Does the Minister’s 60% rule apply to phosphates?

economy-jobsdefenceenvironment
91
19 Nov 2025Community Groups: Northern Ireland and Great Britain

Does the Minister agree that reported attempts to extend European Parliament observer status to politicians in Northern Ireland are bound to inflame tensions between communities in Northern Ireland and between communities in Northern Ireland and Great Britain? Will he say that the UK Government will have absolutely not

culture-communityeconomy-jobs
59
18 Nov 2025 ExxonMobil: Mossmorran

The company has been absolutely clear that this is the result of the economic and policy environment that it found itself in—it is as plain as a pikestaff. The Minister said that he has been in discussion with Exxon, including today, when presumably he discussed what it meant by “policy”. Will he please say clearly wha

economy-jobsenergyenvironment
67
18 Nov 2025 Flood Risk and Flood Defence Infrastructure: North-west England

Order. I shall begin calling the Front Benchers at 5.08 pm, so colleagues might like to titrate their contributions accordingly.

environmentlocal-governmentcost-of-living
20
18 Nov 2025 Flood Risk and Flood Defence Infrastructure: North-west England

I call Sarah Hall to wind up extremely briefly.

environmentlocal-governmentcost-of-living
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18 Nov 2025 Flood Risk and Flood Defence Infrastructure: North-west England

That was commendably brief. Question put and agreed to. Resolved, That this House has considered flood risk and flood defence infrastructure in the North West.

environmentlocal-governmentcost-of-living
25
18 Nov 2025China Espionage: Government Security Response

I welcome the package and the Minister’s commitment to continued engagement with Beijing, but does he share my view that one cannot reason with a tiger when one’s head is in its mouth? We are rapidly approaching that position because of the stranglehold that China has on this country by virtue of our reliance on critic

defenceimmigrationeconomy-jobs
111
18 Nov 2025 Land Use Change: Food Security

I will begin calling the Front Benchers at 3.28 pm, so hon. Members need to be aware of time. I am sure that Chris Hinchliff will be an exemplar.

agricultureenvironmenthousing
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17 Nov 2025Asylum Policy

It was a genuinely good statement—as far as it went—from which we learnt that countries could be determined to be safe at some point in the future and refugees from them returned home. What would be the Home Secretary’s criteria for safety, and which countries does she have in her sights? For example, would they includ

immigrationcost-of-livingcrime
69
17 Nov 2025 Illegal Waste: Organised Crime

On the dumping of waste across the countryside, what assessment has the Minister made of the ability and capacity of the Environment Agency to adequately control and regulate the dumping of toxic emissions by wholly unwanted and unnecessary waste incinerators that are being foisted on our communities, including in West

environmentcrimelocal-government
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13 Nov 2025 Police Reform

Will the Minister pay tribute to Philip Wilkinson, Wiltshire’s PCC, who has realigned policing in my county with the priorities of my constituents? Will she account for the difference between the £100 million that she says in her statement this measure will save, and the £20 million she cited in response to an earlier

crimelocal-government
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13 Nov 2025 Business of the House

The Northern Ireland Troubles Bill is in the business statement. Does the Leader of the House accept that that will cause concern for many members of the armed forces and the veterans community, who are worried that in years to come they may be judged by the standards of the day rather than the standards that applied w

defencelocal-governmenteconomy-jobs
127
12 Nov 2025 Energy

Would my right hon. Friend agree that the Government could at least be consistent in their management of contracts for difference and auctions? Does she share my bemusement at the fact that they have dismissed one way of providing about 7% of our grid requirements in fairly short order, which is accepting the interconn

energyeconomy-jobscost-of-living
70
12 Nov 2025 Energy

The Minister’s constituents, like mine, are worried about their electricity prices right now—not in 10 years’ time or 20 years’ time, but right now. They are paying the highest electricity prices, bar one, in the world and the industries and businesses on which they rely are paying the highest electricity prices. A thi

energyeconomy-jobscost-of-living
79
12 Nov 2025Taxes

So far, Labour Members do not appear to have mentioned covid. We reduced the deficit by 80%, which enabled us to spend £373 billion to support households and businesses during those years. I have businesses in my constituency that would no longer be in business had it not been for that support. What does the shadow Cha

economy-jobscost-of-living
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