Speeches by Prinsley.

“First of all, could you explain what is meant by a youth diversion order and how they are implemented?”

“No—it is just another tool, isn’t it?”

“Going back to what I was talking about in the last question, could you envisage curriculum content in schools that could be presented to help?”

“I agree.”

“Mr Yaxley-Lennon, aka T. Robinson, has been fêted in Israel at the invitation of a Government Minister, while the hon. Member for Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket, aka Dr Peter Prinsley—a British Jew, a member of the Board of Deputies and a vocal supporter of the Israeli people in Parliament—has been banned. What does th…”

“I am listening carefully to what the Minister is saying, but can we be informed how MPs today are to be further protected from foreign intelligence services?”

“I am sitting here thinking about “1984” and George Orwell and his thought police. It is lovely to see some actual police here, but the problem is that there is a lot of bad thinking going on, isn’t there? There are young people who are effectively having malevolent thoughts put into their heads and we are not able to s…”

“I will ask about research, but somebody said that we are looking for needles in the haystack. I think that we have to keep looking at the haystack. It is a haystack. Are there are ways of scrutinising what individuals are seeing? At the end of the day, this is individuals looking at screens in bedrooms. I simply do not…”

“I go into schools and talk to young people about where they get their information from—I am usually talking about politics. They do not read newspapers or listen to the radio, but they all look at TikTok. If you ask them what they look at on TikTok, it is very short attention span things, often from people who have pol…”

“This week, it was reported that the hon. Member for Weald of Kent (Katie Lam), who is herself a descendant of Dutch Jews, and whose family lost members during the Holocaust, spoke about the desirability of creating a “culturally coherent” society, and her plan to return many UK residents to their “home”. Such rhetoric …”

“Sadly, my experience as a consultant in a rural part of England is that, shockingly, some patients are still reluctant to see black doctors and nurses. Although my hon. Friend is talking about the experience of patients, I think we also must consider the attitudes of patients towards our staff and the way in which staf…”

“This week we learned about the incredible results of the Galleri trials, which allow the early identification of many tumours by looking at DNA circulating in the blood. Indeed, I was a volunteer in this trial. Will the Secretary of State join me in recognising the central importance of medical research?”

“I, too, thank the Secretary of State for her statement and for the tone in which she delivered it. The police always act in the interests of public safety, and I am sure there was no antisemitic intent. It is the threat of the mob that has led to this decision. Does she agree that we must never allow the rule of the mo…”

“The hon. Member will be aware that his friend President Trump is in favour of this deal, so would he tell us whether he disagrees with him?”

“Like me, the hon. Member is a new Member, so I am puzzled: why does he consider that his party started these negotiations, if the whole thing is such a terrible idea?”

“Tonight, Jews around the world begin the festival of Simchat Torah. On Simchat Torah two years ago, we witnessed the worst attack on Jews since world war two. Today, we express joy at the hostage release, but also great sorrow at the massive loss of life during this terrible war. As we have heard, antisemitism is wides…”

“I thank the Minister for his answer to the previous question. In my constituency of Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket, leaseholders are facing soaring service charges and falling standards. Some have told me that they are considering withholding payment. Does my hon. Friend agree that much greater regulation of property m…”

“19. What steps his Department is taking to increase leaseholder protections.”

“It is a pleasure to speak in the debate. I support new clause 22, introduced by my hon. Friend the Member for North East Hertfordshire (Chris Hinchliff), who is temporarily not in his place. It would require the Secretary of State to conduct a review into the minimum bus service standards required for communities in En…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms McVey. I thank the hon. Member for Ely and East Cambridgeshire (Charlotte Cane) for securing this debate. It is also a pleasure to see so many colleagues from the east of England here. That is not because we have a larger number of more neurodivergent people than anywh…”