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10 Sept 2025Non-surgical Aesthetic and Cosmetic Treatments

I beg to move, That this House has considered regulations for non-surgical aesthetic and cosmetic treatments. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Desmond. We are witnessing an emerging public health crisis. The cosmetic and aesthetic treatment industry is expanding rapidly, yet our laws have utterly

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10 Sept 2025Topical Questions

T6. With increasing e-scooter usage, a small number of people are increasingly conducting antisocial behaviour while riding around on these micromobility vehicles. That is of great concern to my constituents, and I am particularly concerned that there is no minimum age requirement for the purchase of an e-scooter and n

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10 Sept 2025Non-surgical Aesthetic and Cosmetic Treatments

I am grateful to hon. Members from across the House for attending. First and foremost in my mind remain Jan, Alice and anyone who has had a treatment that has gone wrong or, in Alice’s case sadly, been fatal. I put on record my thanks to a constituent of mine, Nicky Robinson, who first brought this issue to my attentio

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8 Sept 2025Diego Garcia Military Base and British Indian Ocean Territory Bill

There have been some fantastic speeches from Opposition Members standing up for British interests, so I will not go on at length, but I wish to make a few points. This surrender Bill is madness. The Government have decided, against the security and financial interests of the United Kingdom, to surrender territory to wh

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8 Sept 2025Diego Garcia Military Base and British Indian Ocean Territory Bill

I will not. While the Government and the Prime Minister are trying to paint this as a good deal, they know that Beijing, Moscow and Tehran have watched closely and have all taken note. Finally, it is not just this country’s taxpayers who recognise that this is a bad deal. Lord West of Spithead, former First Sea Lord, C

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1 Sept 2025 English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill

While the current devolution plans in this Bill put politics before people, the Government are pressing ahead with the Bill before the independent adult social care review is published in 2028. I believe that to reorganise local government without first confronting the fundamental crisis in care is to put the cart befo

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1 Sept 2025 English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill

Does my right hon. Friend agree that the Government’s devolution proposal is an urban-based model that cannot be applied to rural areas without fundamentally distorting the character of that area?

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1 Sept 2025Speciality Steel UK: Insolvency

UK manufacturing has been undervalued for far too long. One of the best ways to support industry is to ensure that its cost base is as low as possible. Will the Minister commit to the House that, in 12 months’ time, UK manufacturers will face lower energy costs than today? Will she also rule out further national insura

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31 Aug 2025Borders and Asylum

The Government appear to be conflating the terms “illegal immigrant” and “asylum seeker.” The UK has rightly in the past taken in asylum seekers, including Ukrainians fleeing persecution, but they are different from those who are crossing the channel illegally, the vast majority of whom are men aged 20 to 30 who appear

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21 Jul 2025Prax Lindsey Oil Refinery

While the Minister is right to point out that this refinery produces a small amount of the UK’s refined fuel overall, the site does provide around 50% of the fuel into Warwickshire Oil Storage, a key site at Kingsbury in the west midlands that supplies fuel into the west midlands, which is obviously a very large demand

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20 Jul 2025Asylum Hotels: Migrant Criminal Activity

The vast majority of British citizens are law-abiding, and they are concerned about the impact of mass migration on their communities. A deterrent would go some way towards restoring trust that the British people may have in the asylum system. When will the Government implement a deterrent to send those entering the co

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16 Jul 2025 Strategy for Elections

Democracy is fragile and, here in the United Kingdom, our democracy is strongly in the crosshairs of nefarious states including Russia and China, which do not share our values. We are seeing increasing activity online, particularly to distort the outcome of elections, via platforms including TikTok, which have links to

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16 Jul 2025Trade Agreements: Implementation

When is a trade deal not a trade deal? It has been nine weeks since the Prime Minister announced a deal to protect steel from US tariffs, and 10 weeks since the Secretary of State said that the India deal was “signed, sealed and delivered.” Will the Secretary of State publish the details of these important deals withou

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16 Jul 2025Trade Agreements: Implementation

indicated assent.

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16 Jul 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1186)

Clearly this is an expensive undertaking, and we are talking tens of billions of pounds over time. Do you think it is right that the cost of that is borne by consumers?

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16 Jul 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1186)

Transmission costs in Britain being higher than comparative economies, such as France and Germany, do you think there is a good or compelling reason for that?

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16 Jul 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1186)

Do you have any concerns about the readiness of the grid network to cope with and accommodate the energy transitions?

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14 Jul 2025Taxes

My right hon. Friend the Member for South Holland and The Deepings (Sir John Hayes) is absolutely spot on. The message to the Government is clear: they cannot tax their way to prosperity.

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14 Jul 2025Taxes

I have explained that I will not give way any further. The nation deserves better. It deserves a Government who trust enterprise, rein in the bloated state and live within their means. I urge the House to support the motion and send a clear message: scrap the jobs tax, fix the welfare overburden, protect pensioners and

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14 Jul 2025Taxes

I will not give way; I have been generous in taking interventions. As the Chancellor grows increasingly desperate to save the sinking ship of her fiscal rules, there is now rumour of a wealth tax to compound the Government’s contempt for not only working people, but industry leaders and innovators. That is not conjectu

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