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Speeches by Eshalomi.

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13 Jan 2026 Iran

I thank the Foreign Secretary for her statement. It is good for us as a united House to send the strongest condemnation of what we are seeing—the little we are seeing; we know there is a lot more. She mentioned support for British nationals. Many of my constituents have contacted me, including one who said, “In our hou

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12 Jan 2026Leasehold Reform

I thank the Minister for his answer. I know that he has been taking a lot of time to debate and look at the issue of leasehold, and he can see the cross-party concern on behalf of many constituents up and down the country on this big issue, as well as the support for tackling it. We on the Select Committee are ready to

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12 Jan 2026Social Media: Non-consensual Sexual Deepfakes

I thank the Secretary of State for her comments this afternoon, and agree with her that anyone saying that this activity is free speech is totally incorrect. We must continue to redouble our efforts to protect women and girls. Part of this abuse happens on social media. As the Secretary of State knows, there is a big c

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7 Jan 2026Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1505)

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7 Jan 2026Jury Trials

The right hon. Member has made some valid points about the situation we face—the fact that 78,000 cases are caught up in the backlog, that many of our constituents are waiting for their day of justice and that justice is being denied, and we know that many people cannot continue to wait—but does he not accept that ther

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7 Jan 2026Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1505)

Would one of those things be working with colleagues in DWP to break down the data on people who are receiving LHA by ethnicity? My understanding is that that data is not currently available, or it is not collected.

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7 Jan 2026Jury Trials

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7 Jan 2026Jury Trials

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7 Jan 2026Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1505)

One of the areas we are looking at on the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee is the condition of homes, and you referenced the private rented sector. There are big issues in terms of the state of homes in the private rented and social rented sectors. A number of people are unable to move because the LH

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7 Jan 2026Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1505)

It’s your lucky day. I just want to ask, Minister and Philippa, if you have had sight of the Shelter report, “My colour speaks before me”, which came out last year. I had the opportunity to attend a launch back in July and meet some participants in that report. It details the racism in social housing which, according t

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18 Dec 2025 Local Government Reorganisation

I thank the Minister for her statement. I appreciate that she outlined that she has listened to valid concerns from councils about reorganisation. I have raised with Ministers the uncertainty that councils will face in transitioning into new councils, and in running vital day-to-day services. I am a bit disappointed in

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17 Dec 2025Local Government Finance

I thank the Minister for her statement. I know she has been working really hard on this issue since she took on the role a few months ago. She is aware of the many pressing issues facing councils up and down the country—from SEND to temporary accommodation, housing and adult social care—and 14 years of under-investment

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17 Dec 2025 UK-EU Common Understanding Negotiations

I thank the Minister for his statement. I am a proud Erasmus graduate and the first in my family to go to university. As I was a carer for my late mother, I did not study abroad. I stayed at home and commuted to university, so Erasmus was the first time I was able to experience that. Many years on, I still have connect

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16 Dec 2025 Electoral Resilience

I thank the Secretary of State for making his statement. Far too often, Members right across this House take elections for granted. The fact that we can go to the ballot box and cast our votes in a free and fair election is something that we have to fight for and protect, so I welcome the fact that the investigation wi

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16 Dec 2025Planning Reform

I thank the Minister for his statement. I commend him for his work on bringing the planning system up to date, which can be quite a technical process, and on the landmark Planning and Infrastructure Bill, which will receive Royal Assent later this month. I welcome the fact that the Minister has listened to many people

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15 Dec 2025Liaison Committee (Commons) — Oral Evidence (HC 530)

Prime Minister, you mentioned in answer to Mr Costa making sure that Ministers are presenting issues and making policy statements to the House. One issue that we have been pushing for a few months now is the long-awaited reform to leasehold and commonhold. The Secretary of State confirmed at our Select Committee last m

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15 Dec 2025Sudan: Humanitarian Situation

I thank the Minister for responding and I thank the hon. Member for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East (Seamus Logan) for securing this important urgent question. It is important for us to keep the focus on Sudan. Islamic Relief recently held an exhibition in my constituency entitled “Are your eyes on Sudan?” I am sure

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15 Dec 2025Violence against Women and Girls Strategy

I thank the Minister for coming to the House to respond to the urgent question. I know that this is an issue that she cares passionately about, and I can sense her frustration about the fact that such an important strategy is to be announced in the House on the last day before the recess, when many Members will not be

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11 Dec 2025St Andrew’s Day and Scottish Affairs

I am a London MP, but I feel that I must step in for the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon), who is not here. But my intervention does have a connection to the subject of the debate. It is about the vibrancy of Scottish universities. People from my constituency travel as far as Scotland to get a world-class educa

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11 Dec 2025 National Plan to End Homelessness

I thank the Minister for her statement this afternoon. I pay tribute to my hon. Friend the Member for Bethnal Green and Stepney (Rushanara Ali) and my right hon. Friend the Member for Ashton-under-Lyne (Angela Rayner) for their work; this is an area they were both committed to when they were in their previous ministeri

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