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4 Nov 2025 Cross-border Healthcare

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Dowd. I congratulate the hon. Member for Brecon, Radnor and Cwm Tawe (David Chadwick) on securing a debate on cross-border healthcare, because we in Northern Ireland know only too well that health outcomes are not, and should not be, defined by borders—whether an inter

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4 Nov 2025 Cross-border Healthcare

I thank the hon. Member for raising a valid point that comes to the crux of this debate and of what has been said by every Member so far. It is about putting the “national” back in our national health service, and doing so across borders without the unnecessary bureaucracy that often comes with how we look after our pa

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3 Nov 2025Cadet Numbers

The Northern Ireland Universities Air Squadron is based in Aldergrove in my constituency. Can the Minister reassure me that any support for cadets will be expanded to every cadet and every base across the UK?

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3 Nov 2025“Soldier F” Trial Verdict

As we approach Remembrance Sunday, many of those who served in Operation Banner will reflect on comrades whom they lost, comrades who were injured and comrades who still suffer mentally as a result of their deployment in that operation—the British Army’s longest continuous deployment. The Secretary of State has said fr

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30 Oct 2025 Business of the House

The Royal Horticultural Society has today launched its report, “Space to Grow”, realising the potential of the community gardening movement. Will the Leader of the House join me in recognising and celebrating the work of Tidy Randalstown in my South Antrim constituency, and look at the opportunity for the Government, a

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30 Oct 2025Industrial Strategy

I will not take the dig about being short personally, Mr Speaker. The industrial strategy and the strategic defence review both offer great opportunities to the entire United Kingdom. Can I seek reassurances from the Minister that he will work with the Northern Ireland Executive to ensure that Northern Ireland and Nort

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28 Oct 2025 Family Farming in Northern Ireland

I congratulate the hon. Member on securing a debate that focuses specifically on Northern Ireland. Does she agree that what the Treasury and the Government have missed in the proposal is the unique nature of farms in Northern Ireland, where 99% are actually family owned? Even that promise of the opportunity to spread t

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22 Oct 2025 Business of the House

May I join the Leader of the House in his acknowledgment of the start of the poppy appeal? Is he aware that our British Legion in Northern Ireland is now required to have an appointed EU rep to handle compliance for safety issues for products distributed, sold or given for donation during the poppy appeal. Does the Lea

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22 Oct 2025Voluntary Sector: Partnership Working

I welcome the Minister’s reassurance. The UK shared prosperity fund is about to come to an end, to be replaced by the local growth fund, and voluntary and community organisations in Northern Ireland have real concerns that they will be left in limbo between one ending and the other starting. I recognise what the Minist

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21 Oct 2025Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund

Third time lucky. I welcome the Minister’s announcement of the fund for life sciences with regard to the companies we have in North Antrim and South Antrim. Could the Minister also ensure that any research and development tax credits that companies can apply for are fully supported, utilised and brought forward at spee

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21 Oct 2025Draft Control of Mercury (Enforcement) (Amendment) Regulations 2025

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Lewell. I am the former Northern Ireland Health Minister, and when the issue of moving away from dental amalgam kicked off, it was quite serious. It was raised by all political parties, the British Dental Association and its representatives in the Northern Ireland A

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21 Oct 2025Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund

Will the Minister give way?

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21 Oct 2025Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund

Will the Minister give way?

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21 Oct 2025Heathrow: National Airports Review

As far back as 2019 there was talk of manufacturing and logistics hubs for the Heathrow hub being sited in Northern Ireland. Can the Secretary of State still give a reassurance that the whole of the UK will be considered in support of the manufacture of the third runway, should it go ahead? Will sites be considered in

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21 Oct 2025Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund

Will the Minister give way?

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19 Oct 2025Alleged Spying Case: Home Office Involvement

Chinese officials recently briefed Stormont’s Finance Minister on the status of a local company in his constituency owned by the Chinese state. Information on that briefing, released under the Freedom of Information Act by the Department of Finance, withheld details, citing freedom of information laws that protect conf

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

It is maybe just us who notice that.

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

I am Robin Swann MP, Ulster Unionist MP for South Antrim and leader of the Ulster Unionist party delegation. There is only me.

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

Unless a ministerial statement comes in out of left field, but because of our structures in the Northern Ireland Assembly, that very rarely happens. Urgent questions will come in, but they are timebound for half an hour; there are not the extended timings that we sometimes see here. You know that if an urgent question

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

It is an hour and a half—it is. If you go to the Northern Ireland Assembly and have a look around the Chamber, there are two large clocks, which tell you how long you have been speaking for and how long you have left. Those are there to keep Members on track. The Speaker will intervene at four minutes and 45 seconds to

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