Speeches by Murray.

“Is there more that Government could do to support smaller companies? Are some of these smaller companies in supply chains that are not necessarily able to retrain the workforce in the way they would like to?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Butler. I thank the hon. Member for Glasgow North East (Maureen Burke) for securing this important debate and for her very moving speech. It is clear that she is committed to her constituents. We need to break the cycle of inequality. As we heard, on the streets of nor…”

“That is not my experience in my constituency of Mid Dunbartonshire. We did a survey recently that showed that there was quite a lot of difficulty in finding an NHS dentist, and that many people who were with NHS dentists found that they were moving to private practice. In fact, I know of many constituents in east Dunba…”

“In my constituency there is an ageing population in need of local healthcare services. Will the Secretary of State meet his Scottish counterpart to discuss the need for increased access to community healthcare, and specifically the need for a new health and care centre within my constituency?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Lewell. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Cheadle (Mr Morrison) for securing this debate. Across conflict lines from Gaza to South Sudan, the Congo, Syria and Ukraine, people wearing nothing more than a hi-vis vest risk, and too often lose, their lives to keep h…”

“In my constituency, many elderly and disabled people face very high energy bills due to essential medical equipment and heating needs. What support are the Government providing to ensure that these households are protected from the high cost of electricity?”

“To follow on from that, do you think it is important to have that first-mover advantage?”

“Dr Smith, you were talking about backing strategic areas. Do you think that, within that, it is possible to identify areas that are going to be successful? Professor Harkness talked about the time it takes to develop things, but these things need to be backed during that time. Is there a tolerance for failure within th…”

“There must be an international market for debris.”

“That leads me to the point I was going to make as a secondary point. If we are talking about retrieving the satellites and deorbiting them, we are also talking, as I understand it, about a location on the Earth’s surface where they can fall. Therefore, we are likely to have a pile of space debris on the seabed. What is…”

“We have heard that Scotland is ahead of its competitors in providing space launch capability. SaxaVord is saying that it will be ready for a launch by July this year. Do you think it is likely that SaxaVord will deliver Europe’s first space launch?”

“This is another question aimed at you, Matthew. It is a question about space debris, which we hear is going to cause a significant challenge going forward. Are there any specific measures being implemented to mitigate the risk? Will it be the responsibility of the commercial sector or the UK Government? Who will be res…”

“I thank the hon. Member for Lagan Valley (Sorcha Eastwood) for bringing this important debate to the Chamber and for her courage. As we have heard, the Netflix show “Adolescence” has been a wake-up call for many about social media’s dangerous impact on our world view and beliefs. A young boy groomed online by an incel …”

“This question is for Mr Hardie and Mr Pritchard. Mr Hardie has mentioned several times the policy perhaps not being conducive to investing in energy transition. Can you outline how UK policy has influenced your decision to close the refinery?”

“Digging into that a little bit, what implications does the refinery’s closure have for the UK’s fuel supply? Prices are changing and you have talked about importing fuel but is there not a case for having a supply in the UK?”

“Thank you very much. I think you have just answered my next question about energy security for the UK in the future.”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Stuart. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Bath (Wera Hobhouse) for securing this debate and for all her work. It is important that we keep bringing attention to this important issue, because eating disorders continue to claim far too many lives and undermine the we…”

“Does the hon. Lady agree that it is important that any inquiry and report looks into the fact that the products that were used, particularly in the mesh scandal, were properly licensed for the procedures they were used for?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Dr Murrison. I am grateful for the opportunity to address the important issue that the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon) has brought before us today. The UK’s outdated drug laws, intended to protect citizens, have deepened harm and opened the door to criminal ga…”

“Given what you have been saying about speed and clarity, and knowing that the UK Government are about to launch a further consultation on licensing, what outcome would you like to see from that and how much have you already been engaging with the Government in that area?”