Speeches by Daby.

“Ori, the constant threat that you mentioned sounds terrifying. I just want to ask about the seven-month-old baby. How was that baby killed?”

“Itay, can you briefly explain what the E1 settlement plan is?”

“Allegra, when you answered my colleague’s question you spoke about sexual violence. You mentioned girls and children, but only really spoke about women and men. Was there any sexual violence towards children—girls or boys?”

“Itay, can you briefly explain what the E1 settlement plan is?”

“Thank you very much. Allegra, did you want to add anything?”

“Ori, the constant threat that you mentioned sounds terrifying. I just want to ask about the seven-month-old baby. How was that baby killed?”

“Thank you very much. Allegra, did you want to add anything?”

“What is UNRWA’s role in the wider efforts to bring peace in Gaza? How key is UNRWA to that process?”

“The role of faith liaison officer is extremely important in Lewisham, but the post has been deleted. The officer is important with regard to preventing extremism and building community cohesion: they meet with faith leaders and have been integral to the inter-faith peace walk. I ask the Minister to look again at the ro…”

“Anything around transport? How is that affected?”

“Thank you so much for everything you have been saying, Deborah and Silvia. The next set of questions are around trying to understand how the climate crisis and climate shocks are affecting the indigenous population in terms of basic needs. Deborah, you have alluded to this before, but could you speak about how this is …”

“Thank you. Silvia?”

“How often are the hurricanes now, Deborah?”

“Good afternoon. I will direct my question to Deborah first. It is helpful for us as a Committee to understand the lived experience of climate change. I want to get a sense of how you have personally noticed the climate changing over the years.”

“Anything around transport? How is that affected?”

“Thank you so much for everything you have been saying, Deborah and Silvia. The next set of questions are around trying to understand how the climate crisis and climate shocks are affecting the indigenous population in terms of basic needs. Deborah, you have alluded to this before, but could you speak about how this is …”

“Thank you. Silvia?”

“How often are the hurricanes now, Deborah?”

“Good afternoon. I will direct my question to Deborah first. It is helpful for us as a Committee to understand the lived experience of climate change. I want to get a sense of how you have personally noticed the climate changing over the years.”

“Q12. Littering and fly-tipping are a blight on our communities. This is not just an issue for Lewisham, but an issue for towns and cities across our country and, indeed, in rural areas. No one wants to see a dirty mattress, or cans or bottles, left beside roads or against gates. It is awful. I welcome the Government’s …”