Speeches by Taylor.

“Thanks very much. What aspects of working with the FCDO has been most valuable to each of your organisations? Let’s start with you, Emilie.”

“Thank you. How do you think the UK is contributing to this global effort at the moment? How do you rate its contribution?”

“This is a question to David and Kate. Could you explain why energy access is so important to climate adaptation, please?”

“Thanks very much. Juliette?”

“Thanks very much. What aspects of working with the FCDO has been most valuable to each of your organisations? Let’s start with you, Emilie.”

“Thanks very much. David?”

“This is a question to David and Kate. Could you explain why energy access is so important to climate adaptation, please?”

“T9. A single parent in my constituency has worked full time for more than 20 years but is now in personal crisis because universal credit is unable to reimburse the childcare costs she has paid in advance. I hope the Minister agrees that it is deeply unfair that my constituent is left short every month despite working …”

“As well as the Iranian regime’s threat to Israel, it has supported Assad to kill half a million people in Syria, including Palestinians, and it supplies Putin with the drones he is using to massacre people in Ukraine. We must also remember that the Iranian regime persecutes its own people, including human rights activi…”

“I commend the Government for the swift action they took to proscribe Palestine Action after its brazen actions at Brize Norton. I would like to raise concerns about another related group called the Islamic Human Rights Commission. It has expressed support for proscribed terrorist groups and used UK platforms to spread …”

“In terms of the way the FCDO assesses value for money throughout the life cycle of a programme, what would be one key observation from each of you?”

“Everyone.”

“I was going to say Mark, purely because my friend’s mum, Judith, used to work for OPM.”

“In terms of the way the FCDO assesses value for money throughout the life cycle of a programme, what would be one key observation from each of you?”

“Everyone.”

“I was going to say Mark, purely because my friend’s mum, Judith, used to work for OPM.”

“The RSPCA’s assured scheme now accounts for 55% of the UK’s laying hens and 25% of its pigs. Does my hon. Friend agree that that demonstrates that there is increasing public support for higher welfare meat and eggs, even if the cost is slightly higher as a result?”

“I thank the right hon. Member for Beverley and Holderness (Graham Stuart). As it has for many Members, this issue has become a quiet emergency in my constituency; Hertfordshire faces many of the challenges with the funding and delivery of SEND provision that other parts of the country are grappling with. SEND support s…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Betts. Tool theft is a growing problem affecting tradespeople in Hemel Hempstead and across the country, as we have heard. It is no exaggeration to say that an epidemic of van and tool theft has been left in the wake of the last Conservative Government. I commend my…”

“Thanks very much, William. You have talked about this a bit in your opening remarks, but can you expand upon what you have said about the ways in which the windmill project has helped change people’s lives in your village?”