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7 Jan 2026Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1505)

Has anything specific come up around sexuality with young black people in particular?

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7 Jan 2026Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1505)

Polly, how do other protected characteristics like gender, sexuality, disability and transgender identity affect a person’s experience of being black and homeless?

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6 Jan 2026Less Survivable Cancers

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Efford. I thank the hon. Member for Wokingham (Clive Jones) for securing this debate. I pay tribute to my hon. Friend the Member for Birmingham Erdington (Paulette Hamilton) for all the valuable work she does in this space, and to everyone who has shared very person

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6 Jan 2026Energy Costs: Businesses

Many pupils have returned to cold school classrooms this week. That is why I am delighted that Kingsbury school, St Michael’s Church of England academy and All Saints Church of England academy in Bedworth, and Ash Green school, have all received funding to install solar panels. Will the Minister outline what support th

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18 Dec 2025Sugar Beet Contracts

A merry Christmas to you and all your staff, Mr Speaker. In the summer I visited Boultbees farm in Baxterley in my constituency, where I met Andrew and his team. Like all farmers who grow sugar beet, they are obliged to sell it to British Sugar, as the sole processor of British sugar beet in the UK. Common market organ

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18 Dec 2025Business of the House

A very merry Christmas to you, Madam Deputy Speaker. My constituent Sam is a fibre engineer. He spends his days climbing ladders, fixing lamp posts and repairing wi-fi for people across north Warwickshire. He has glycogen storage disease type Ia, which is a very rare liver disorder. Despite his GP and hospital consulta

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18 Dec 2025Sugar Beet Contracts

3. What steps she is taking to help ensure that British Sugar agrees the terms of future sugar beet contracts with NFU Sugar.

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18 Dec 2025Jury Trials

For any victim of rape or sexual assault, to wait years for justice to be delivered is horrific. The mental toll on victims, who are unable to see their perpetrators have their day in court, is unimaginable. It is a stain on our justice system. Will the Solicitor General confirm that victims will be kept at the heart o

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18 Dec 2025 Animal Welfare Strategy

My constituent Bryan Griffiths tells me that trail hunting in Warwickshire is often a smokescreen for illegal hunting, with devastating consequences for livestock. When will the Government start the consultation on the future of trail hunting?

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17 Dec 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1265)

Thank you. Ruth, how concerned are you that the reforms—including the merger of NHS England into the Department and cuts to the ICB operating budgets—might impact efforts to improve menstrual and reproductive health?

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17 Dec 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1265)

Does that affect your service as well?

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17 Dec 2025Puberty Suppressants Trial

I thank my right hon. Friend for the care and sensitivity he has taken to this subject all along. It has been an undeniably difficult year for transgender people in Britain. I have spoken to young trans people who have been pushed to the brink of suicide by what they hear—that they do not have a right to exist, that th

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17 Dec 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1265)

That is really helpful, thank you.

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17 Dec 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1265)

I will come to you first, Kate. Thank you for the wonderful event that your college put on last Friday. I was there to welcome my friend, Dr Alison Wright, as the new president of the Royal College—it really was a wonderful day. I want to talk about the women’s health strategy: looking to the future of that strategy; h

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17 Dec 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1265)

We had quite an extensive debate yesterday around trans healthcare. One thing that came up consistently, which I wanted to touch on with you, Margaret, is whether there are any guidelines for shared care, particularly where trans adults have been prescribed hormone treatments but GPs are not following that through with

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17 Dec 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1265)

Thank you, Ruth. Margaret, do you want to add anything?

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17 Dec 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1265)

Thank you. Charlotte, is there anything else?

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17 Dec 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1265)

That would be great, thank you. Ruth, is there anything you think needs to be included in the renewed strategy next year?

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17 Dec 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1265)

Thank you. Kate, do you think that the reforms have any long-term implications?

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16 Dec 2025 Transgender People: Provision of Healthcare

I will make some progress, if I may. I am part-way through something that a trans person said, so it is not an appropriate time to intervene. They went on to say: “I have personally used alcohol, cannabis, cocaine and self-harm to survive the last year and a half since referral and I have now been told I will have to w

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