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Spoke in debate: “For Women Scotland” Court Ruling: First Anniversary
Parliamentary appearance by Tracy Gilbert
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Crime and Policing Bill
Parliamentary appearance by Sir Edward Leigh
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Knife Crime
Parliamentary appearance by Baggy Shanker
Tue 14 Apr
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Knife Crime
Bedfordshire police welcomes the Government’s plan to refer all child knife possession cases to youth justice services, building on its work with the NHS, schools, charities and community groups to discourage under-16s from carrying knives. Can the Minister outline how the new national co-ordination unit will crack down on illegal online knife sales in order to strengthen such local partnerships, which are working to prevent young people from having knives in the first place?
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Healthy Babies Funding
Parliamentary appearance by Mrs Sharon Hodgson
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Cancer Treatment
Parliamentary appearance by Mrs Sharon Hodgson
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Infected Blood Compensation Scheme
Parliamentary appearance by Ian Sollom
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Crime and Policing Bill
Parliamentary appearance by Victoria Atkins
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Crime and Policing Bill
Parliamentary appearance by Jess Asato
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Crime and Policing Bill
Parliamentary appearance by Dame Caroline Dinenage
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Knife Crime
Parliamentary appearance by Rebecca Long Bailey
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Cancer Treatment
Parliamentary appearance by Dan Aldridge
Tue 14 Apr
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Crime and Policing Bill
I shall keep my remarks brief. I welcome the vast majority of this Bill, but given the serious implications for our fundamental rights, Lords amendment 312 on cumulative disruption should be given adequate time to be properly scrutinised and debated. This amendment could be used by future far-right Governments to in effect stamp out protests and even trade union pickets altogether. As we all know, Reform UK would repeal the Employment Rights Act 2025, but I doubt it would repeal what Lords amend
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Eating Disorders
Parliamentary appearance by Freddie van Mierlo
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Crime and Policing Bill
Parliamentary appearance by Tonia Antoniazzi
Tue 14 Apr
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Topical Questions
T7. My constituents in Maldon have, for more than 30 years, been promised a new health hub in the town to replace St Peter’s hospital, a building that is over 150 years old. In the first round of new neighbourhood health centres, the integrated care board put forward the case for Maldon, but it was unsuccessful. May I press the Government to include Maldon in the second round? Will the Secretary of State meet me and my right hon. Friend the Member for Witham (Priti Patel) to discuss this matter?
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: “For Women Scotland” Court Ruling: First Anniversary
Parliamentary appearance by Marie Goldman
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Topical Questions
Parliamentary appearance by Gareth Davies
Tue 14 Apr
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Healthy Babies Funding
Sure Start delivered long-term health benefits, with the Institute for Fiscal Studies finding that it reduced the number of hospitalisations of young people with mental health-related causes by 50%. It is therefore appropriate for the Department of Health and Social Care to support our Best Start family hubs. Healthy Babies funding enables that and ensures that family hubs can deliver sessions on topics such as parent and infant relationships. Will the Minister confirm when Derbyshire will be ab
Tue 14 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Infected Blood Compensation Scheme
Parliamentary appearance by John Glen
Tue 14 Apr