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29 Oct 2025Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 933)

Thank you, both, for that particularly thorough answer. I appreciate that. It is often said that the twin aims of the sub judice resolution are maintaining comity between Parliament and the courts, and avoiding impacting legal proceedings. Does it do both equally, or is one more important than the other?

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28 Oct 2025 Connected and Automated Vehicles

It is a pleasure to speak under your chairship, Ms Vaz. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for West Bromwich (Sarah Coombes) for securing this timely and insightful debate. The advent of automated passenger services as a new pillar of our transport infrastructure is a huge opportunity to transform the lives of disabled

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28 Oct 2025 Support for Disabled Veterans

I thank my hon. and gallant Friend the Minister—it is great to say that—for giving way. We know that our disabled veterans are over-represented in the homeless community, but Doncaster council has taken a lead in making the armed forces a locally represented group. That means that members of the armed forces are consid

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28 Oct 2025 Connected and Automated Vehicles

I 100% agree with my hon. Friend. My wife was born with full sight, but over the years her degenerative condition has meant that she had to lose her licence. I know that it was almost like ripping her heart out; the independence she lost was huge. Anybody who experiences that independence—having the ability to go where

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27 Oct 2025Topical Questions

T6. I still have parents in my constituency coming to me because they are not getting the money their children need. One constituent reports her ex repeatedly self-declaring employment until the Child Maintenance Service catches up with them, switching on to benefits for a few months, dropping to £7 a week and then ret

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22 Oct 2025 Business of the House

Young adults in my constituency are still waiting more than five months for a driving test. It is just not fair. They cannot get to work; they cannot have apprenticeships. Will the Leader of the House join me in pushing the Department for Transport to do something about this very quickly?

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22 Oct 2025Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 535)

I was going to build on something you said, Professor Russell, about looking at competitiveness through the lens that you have just talked about, and looking at the trends in the actual numbers over a number of years. If that has remained pretty stable, or even declined, do you think that is a worrying trend for us tha

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15 Oct 2025 Business of the House

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Bawtry in my constituency is once again painting the town pink to help raise awareness. This year, it has launched its own “Legally Blonde” inspired bend and check campaign to remind everyone to take charge of checking their own breast health. To support the cause, will the

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15 Oct 2025Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 536)

Through your lens as a small party, do you think that it at any time impacted the quality or nature of the debates?

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15 Oct 2025Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 536)

Claire, you briefly mentioned covid. During the pandemic we published call lists for a period of time. What was your view on how it worked then, practically?

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14 Oct 2025 Work for Serving Prisoners

I visited His Majesty’s prison in Hatfield in my constituency—I have among the highest number of prisons in the whole country—and it was absolutely amazing. The governor there had been creative and innovative in his thinking about rehabilitating the prisoners, working with Tempus Novo. By bringing that charity in, reof

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10 Sept 2025 Suicide Prevention

I beg to move, That this House has considered suicide prevention. Before I begin, I want to share for the benefit of anyone watching or anyone in this Chamber who may ever need it that help is available: 24/7 crisis mental health support can be accessed by calling NHS 111 and selecting option 2, or by calling the Samar

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10 Sept 2025 Suicide Prevention

We have felt a very different kind of emotion in the Chamber this afternoon, compared with what we normally feel. The stories that have been shared have been stripped back, quite raw and very emotional. It really brings home to me the extent of the risk we are talking about here. Let me thank all hon. Members for their

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3 Sept 2025 Business of the House

Last weekend, a group of volunteers launched a fundraising activity to put on a new annual show hosting a hoedown in Epworth. Will the Leader of the House join me in wishing the rootin’ tootin’ team the best of luck in whip-cracking away on future events to raise loot to put on the first Isle country show in the year-h

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3 Sept 2025Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund

I met the representatives from the Yorkshire Adoption Agency and a number of adoptive parents this week. The one point they made to me is that the earlier that therapy takes place, the better the life chances and opportunities. Does my hon. Friend agree that having that fund available over a longer period is unbelievab

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20 Jul 2025Topical Questions

T6. Apprenticeships should be open to everyone. I have met too many young people in Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme who are more than capable of doing the job—they have the hands-on skills, the attitude and the drive to work—but are being held back from apprenticeships because they have to get a grade 4 in Engli

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13 Jul 2025Condition of Roads: Cheshire

In common with what the hon. Lady hears from residents in Cheshire, I often hear from my constituents about the problems caused by potholes. The Government have recently committed £6.7 million to South Yorkshire and £9.8 million to north Lincolnshire, which is a huge step forward, but strategic leadership at a local le

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2 Jul 2025 Business of the House

I recently spent the day with the amazing volunteer team at the Bread and Butter Thing at the Fair Green pub in Thorne, helping to distribute surplus food to local residents in need. Does the Leader of the House agree that charities, like the Bread and Butter Thing, and the volunteers who dedicate their time are the tr

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2 Jul 2025Women’s State Pension Age: Financial Redress

I should declare that my mum is a WASPI woman. She would be disappointed if I was not here today, and there is nothing worse than your mum being disappointed in you. I also represent 6,030 other WASPI women in my constituency. I just wonder if the Minister really understands the discrimination faced by 1950s women, inc

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23 Jun 2025 Flood Defences: Chesterfield

Does my hon. Friend agree that, in areas where we have significant risk of flooding, it should be compulsory for schools to educate children on building flood plans as part of the curriculum? If people knew that there was a flood coming, they would then actually know what they should be doing. I know for a fact that, i

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