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9 Dec 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-12-09)

Thank you very much, Chair. We commonly refer to the conditions as PANS and PANDAS. Some members of the Committee may never have heard of them, but once you have been presented with a constituent who has a child or young person experiencing either of the conditions, you will not forget. It is a devastating condition wh

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9 Dec 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-12-09)

I’ll be blunt—I am obviously sitting here as the third party Chief Whip. It is about attendance and that demand for people to be in their constituencies. There is no doubt that a Chamber debate on a Thursday would attract more attention, and therefore the people who have signed up would be more willing to commit to tha

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9 Dec 2025Topical Questions

T7. There is agreement across the House on the importance of access to cash, as well as on the importance of access to banking services, which are critical for high streets in areas such as Cupar and Letham in my constituency. When will the Government agree to have the Financial Conduct Authority review the criteria fo

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9 Dec 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-12-09)

There are two streams to it. From a health perspective, although there were warm words and increased recognition from the previous Government, and there has been similar from this Government, we have challenges with a couple of very specific studies that need to be done to support NICE pathways. I am trying to get a co

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9 Dec 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-12-09)

I would absolutely agree. As constituency MPs, we all will have experienced the challenges around mental health and young people. A lack of understanding of this condition means that some young people will be receiving mental health support when it is actually a physical condition causing their symptoms. From the persp

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4 Dec 2025Acquired Brain Injury Action Plan

My hon. Friend is right to congratulate Headway Bath. These local groups are so important in providing support within our constituencies and are sometimes used by us to signpost people on. I highlight Graham Geddes, who set up Headway North East Fife in my constituency and has been nominated as volunteer of the year. D

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4 Dec 2025Devolved Administrations

Despite the Government’s assurances, they and the Scottish Government fail to communicate in many ways. As a Scottish MP, I am used to the frustrating process of being sent from one to another, with nobody taking responsibility. Access for All is a great example. The new ramp at Leuchars station, which serves St Andrew

economy-jobsenergyhealth
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4 Dec 2025 Business of the House

As part of the visa process, academics and researchers coming to our universities from other countries to do research in sensitive fields rightly have to go through extra security checks. This is known as the academic technology approval scheme. I have been supporting a constituent who had to apply for his visa to be e

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2 Dec 2025 Catapults and Antisocial Behaviour

I recognise what the hon. and gallant Member says about the strength and power of catapults. As a police officer, probably my easiest investigation was in relation to thousands of pounds-worth of damage being caused to the plate glass windows of the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. The open window took me to

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1 Dec 2025Budget Resolutions

I spent the weeks before the Budget talking to constituents about what they wanted to see, and I spoke to them over the weekend. I have to say that when I met them, there was sadness and a degree of anger, because they know that last week’s Budget was a missed opportunity. Yesterday was the first Sunday of Advent, and

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20 Nov 2025Unpaid Carers: Inequalities

I want to express my thanks to Baroness Casey, who, although she has been appointed to this commission, is doing other work for the Government. I would not want that to go unrecognised when we are talking about the delays.

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20 Nov 2025Unpaid Carers: Inequalities

I thank the right hon. Gentleman for his kind comments. Passing a private Member’s Bill is obviously more straightforward with Government support, which I had, so I am grateful to him and his colleagues.

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20 Nov 2025Unpaid Carers: Inequalities

It is a pleasure, as always, to serve under your chairship, Ms Vaz. I thank the hon. Member for Shipley (Anna Dixon) for securing this important debate in honour of carers’ day-to-day rights, and for her work in the all-party parliamentary group on carers. I declare an interest as an honorary vice-president of Carers U

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19 Nov 2025Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

I am interested in what my hon. Friend says about plans in England, because in my constituency we were privileged to have an incredible ME specialist nurse, Keith Anderson, who helped countless people. Sadly, he passed away two years ago, and since then there has been no specialist support in Fife—indeed, there is no s

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18 Nov 2025 ExxonMobil: Mossmorran

I agree with the hon. Member for Cowdenbeath and Kirkcaldy (Melanie Ward): this is devastating news for Fife. Although the Mossmorran plant is not in my constituency, I know that I will have constituents who are affected. I note what the Minister said about this decision not being due to a lack of action or will on beh

economy-jobsenergyenvironment
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17 Nov 2025Topical Questions

As a former police officer, I have policed protests, and I know how important they are. On the issue of cumulative disruption, what evidence has the Minister gathered that demonstrates that a protest that is deemed safe as a one-off would become a public safety risk if it were repeated?

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5 Nov 2025Violence against Women and Girls

We know—and I have sadly seen through my casework—that coercive control can continue for years after a relationship has ended through the manipulation of child maintenance payments by perpetrators. What steps is the Minister taking with her colleagues in the Department for Work and Pensions to ensure that the systems w

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29 Oct 2025 Gaza and Hamas

Over the past decade there has been a stark absence of diplomatic efforts to address the core issues of the conflict, and the continued advocacy for a two-state solution. Civil society organisations have played a vital role during this time in entering that chasm. Will the Minister outline how the Government are provid

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28 Oct 2025Topical Questions

Cuts to spending in Afghanistan inevitably impact women and children disproportionately. They are more likely to be employed by NGOs forced to make cuts and more likely to need assistance. Does the Minister agree that we need to ringfence and protect funding to Afghanistan?

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22 Oct 2025 Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund

The East Neuk fishing fleet in my constituency may not be delivering what Shetland does in terms of tonnage, but it is critical, and it faces challenges around spatial mass and recruitment. I associate myself with the remarks of my right hon. Friend the Member for Orkney and Shetland (Mr Carmichael) in relation to how

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