Speeches by White.

“You have already touched on this, but I just wanted a bit more granular detail. Are there any locally led non-Prevent initiatives that have been used to help build resilience against radicalisation in your communities or at an individual or community level?”

“Thank you very much for coming. There has been an increase in young children being drawn into extremism. We would like to understand what encourages them to go down that route and even to become more extreme and go into committing acts of violence.”

“Thank you, Sir Edward; I will be very quick. I received yesterday a petition from 500 people, so I feel obliged to contribute. Many Hongkongers relocated here, trusting the UK Government’s promise. Does my hon. Friend the Member for Rushcliffe (James Naish) agree that altering the rules after relocation contradicts the…”

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“Will my hon. Friend give way?”

“Mr Ratledge, can you add to that?”

“Can you provide greater detail about the impact of com networks, please?”

“Dr Horton, you have touched on it, but do you think there are particular vulnerabilities that make some children and young people more susceptible to being radicalised?”

“You are both citing examples of best practice and good practice, would you say that across the country there are areas where there is no practice?”

“Have you any examples of how that has been shared with other local authorities and organisations?”

“You have already mentioned this, Councillor Conway, but what is your view of the proposed Youth Diversion Orders?”

“Finally, if you believe there should be any additional tools that should be made available to assist with people who fall below the Prevent threshold, what do you think would help apart from money?”

“At high-risk football matches, including several local derbies, away fans have been given tickets only once they are on the coaches. Those buses have been taken in by a police escort, removing any fan clashes. Does the Minister agree that questions should be asked about why that tried and tested method was not used?”

“22. What progress he has made on the fair funding review 2.0.”

“Under the last Government, cash-strapped authorities like Bassetlaw district council saw support grants slashed from a 66% funding commitment in 2011 to a 25% commitment in 2024. The compounded damage that this has done to areas like mine can be calculated in multimillions of pounds. Many authorities are on their knees…”

“7. What assessment he has made of the potential merits of funding a permanent memorial to people who served in Northern Ireland.”

“On 5 April 1979, an IRA sniper fired at an armoured vehicle as it entered Andersonstown Royal Ulster Constabulary station, killing Blues and Royals serviceman, Anthony Dykes. My constituent Kathleen, his mother, now aged 94, has never let his memory go. She told me that her son is a forgotten soldier. There are monumen…”

“I thank the Home Secretary for her statement. Does she agree that enforcing the immigration rules, including on removals, is in the public interest? Will she provide greater detail about the action that the Government will take to balance the public interest against individual rights?”

“Bassetlaw’s Member of the Youth Parliament Cameron Holt had one ambition, and that was for financial literacy to be included in the national curriculum. He has been formidable in lobbying the Government and travelling up and down the country to speak in schools and on regional and national TV. The announcement that the…”

“Earlier this year the Government announced the youth mobility scheme jointly with the EU. The cynic in me sees this as a way of filling our seasonal vacancies on the farms and in our tourist hotspots. The scheme is meant to be an exchange, but how can we ensure that it is a true exchange programme so that it does not i…”