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Speeches by Jarvis.

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28 Oct 2025 Support for Disabled Veterans

I thank the hon. Member for his intervention. I understand he has raised that issue in the House before, and no doubt the Minister will address it in due course. I pay tribute to the Royal British Legion, Help for Heroes and SSAFA for their advocacy on behalf of disabled veterans. The Royal British Legion’s “credit the

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28 Oct 2025 Support for Disabled Veterans

I thank my hon. Friend for her intervention. I am sure that the Minister will address that. Veterans who use Government services often report having to set out their veteran status or repeat details of their time in service to multiple agencies. The Government must establish improved collection and sharing of data to h

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28 Oct 2025 Support for Disabled Veterans

My hon. Friend makes an excellent point. I agree with him. The Royal British Legion has noted the structural failure to automatically transfer a service leaver’s medical records to the NHS. Service leavers must request their full clinical records from Defence Medical Services, which is under the Ministry of Defence. Th

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28 Oct 2025 Support for Disabled Veterans

I thank the hon. Member for his intervention. According to Help for Heroes, veterans with complex mental health conditions, including post-traumatic stress disorder, often face long waits for mental health treatment. Although the armed forces covenant promises priority treatment for service-related conditions, the real

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28 Oct 2025 Support for Disabled Veterans

I absolutely agree. More also needs to be done for unpaid carers and to fight the stigma around mental health, as more than half of veterans say that they have had a mental health problem and 60% say that they find it hard to speak up about mental health issues. We also need better recording of veterans’ physical and m

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27 Oct 2025Topical Questions

T8. Many young care leavers living in supported housing want to increase their hours at work but find themselves caught in the benefits trap. YMCA Eastleigh tells me that this is impacting care leavers in my constituency. What recent discussions has the Minister had with Cabinet colleagues on reforms to the tax and ben

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22 Oct 2025Infected Blood Compensation Scheme

14. What recent progress he has made on the infected blood compensation scheme.

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22 Oct 2025Infected Blood Compensation Scheme

Many survivors of the infected blood scandal and bereaved families are still waiting far too long for compensation. They include my constituents, the family of Kevin Newman, who was infected with HIV and hepatitis C while a pupil at Treloar’s college and tragically died in 2018. The family received their first payment

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15 Oct 2025 Business of the House

My constituent Mark Houghton MBE served his country in the British Army for more than 20 years. In February, while working abroad, he was seriously injured in an accident that has left him unable to walk. Mark is now back in the UK and receiving treatment, but he is not currently entitled to any further support because

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15 Sept 2025Support for Victims of Rape and Sexual Violence

My constituent waited 18 months to face her abuser in court, only to be told the day before the trial was supposed to begin that it had been postponed until May 2026. How are victims of domestic abuse supposed to get redress and closure when they face such intolerable delays?

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14 Sept 2025Shoplifting

Recently, A. C. Models in my constituency was targeted by a series of thefts that cost the owners, Annette and Clive, thousands of pounds, yet the shoplifter was ordered to pay them just £240 in compensation. With retail losses due to theft at record highs, what measures are the Government taking to support small busin

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14 Sept 2025Children with SEND: Assessments and Support

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dr Allin-Khan. I am grateful for the opportunity to speak on behalf of parents from Eastleigh. I frequently hear from constituents who are exhausted emotionally, financially and physically by a system that too often feels like an adversarial battle. Alex, who is a police

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10 Sept 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-09-10)

Later this month, ITV will be broadcasting a dramatisation of the phone hacking scandal starring David Tennant and called “The Hack”. Over the last 10 years, the Labour party in opposition repeatedly promised victims of phone hacking and other press intrusions that you would introduce independent regulation for newspap

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10 Sept 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-09-10)

What would you like to see happen to the sites?

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10 Sept 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-09-10)

Good morning to you both. First, I would like to ask you about Pontins. What discussions has DCMS had with Pontins, or its parent company Britannia Hotels, about the future of the holiday parks that have been shuttered?

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9 Sept 2025 Bus Services (No. 2) Bill [Lords]

Two weeks ago, the No. 61 bus made its final journey—yet another bus service my constituents relied on has been lost, with no apparent thought given to how people are supposed to get to work, school, college or hospital appointments, or simply from A to B. The withdrawal of the 61, which took residents directly to Winc

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9 Sept 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 331)

On 10 July, your 6 o’clock news programme, watched by an average 3.3 million viewers, featured a package covering the Government’s announcement of a one in, one out migrant deal with France. The package included a segment of footage of Farage discussing the issue from a boat in the English channel, and the footage was

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9 Sept 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 331)

You said a short while ago that you are worried about where we are in the UK. Would you accept that by giving undue prominence to one political party with a hyper-focus on divisive issues, the BBC is fuelling a toxic debate?

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9 Sept 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 331)

Are there equivalent plans to win the trust of supporters of other parties, including those worried by the disproportionate coverage that the BBC is giving to Reform?

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9 Sept 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 331)

Mr Davie, we have spoken about impartiality in political coverage. Turning to domestic political coverage, in recent months the BBC featured Nigel Farage’s speech on asylum policy at the top of its website for an entire day. It published endless comment pieces on the rise of Reform, and even claimed that coming third i

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