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Events for Thursday, 16 April 2026(21249 total)

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Dame Chi OnwurahappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: Neuroscience and Digital Childhoods
Parliamentary appearance by Dame Chi Onwurah
Thu 16 Apr
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Lisa NandyappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: World Cup: Support for Fans
Parliamentary appearance by Lisa Nandy
Thu 16 Apr
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Lisa NandyappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: Tourism Sector
Parliamentary appearance by Lisa Nandy
Thu 16 Apr
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Lisa NandyappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: Topical Questions
Parliamentary appearance by Lisa Nandy
Thu 16 Apr
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Lisa NandyappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: Euro 2028
Parliamentary appearance by Lisa Nandy
Thu 16 Apr
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Lisa NandyappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: BBC
Parliamentary appearance by Lisa Nandy
Thu 16 Apr
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Ian RoomeappearanceLiberal Democrat
Spoke in debate: Armed Forces Bill (Seventh sitting)
Parliamentary appearance by Ian Roome
Thu 16 Apr
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Ian RoomeappearanceLiberal Democrat
Spoke in debate: Armed Forces Bill (Sixth sitting)
Parliamentary appearance by Ian Roome
Thu 16 Apr
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Samantha DixonappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: Representation of the People Bill (Eighth sitting)
Parliamentary appearance by Samantha Dixon
Thu 16 Apr
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Melanie WardappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: Courts and Tribunals Bill (Sixth sitting)
Parliamentary appearance by Melanie Ward
Thu 16 Apr
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Dame Siobhain McDonaghappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: NHS Federated Data Platform
Parliamentary appearance by Dame Siobhain McDonagh
Thu 16 Apr
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Samantha DixonappearanceLabour
Spoke in debate: Representation of the People Bill (Ninth sitting)
Parliamentary appearance by Samantha Dixon
Thu 16 Apr
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Karin SmythspeechLabour
Women’s Health Strategy
Again, I put on record my respect and thanks to Sir David Amess and my right hon. Friend the Member for Redcar for the work that they started. I could not remember the exact year—I thought it was 2017, but my hon. Friend says that it was 2019. They raised awareness of what was a taboo only a few years ago. Many of us, including me, accepted it as normal to feel pain, whatever we did. Now, we are saying—that includes clinicians—that it is not normal. We look forward to joining in the great work t
Thu 16 Apr
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Sir Alan CampbellspeechLabour
Business of the House
The hon. Gentleman is right to draw attention to the importance of the role played not only by carers, but by carers support centres in what are often very challenging situations. I would be interested to receive his feedback from the meeting, and I will ensure we get it to Ministers, so that we can build on the commitment we have given to support carers in every way possible.
Thu 16 Apr
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Sir Alan CampbellspeechLabour
Business of the House
My hon. Friend is right to pay tribute to Denise McGuckin. Civil servants work tirelessly to serve our local communities, and they are the very foundations of local government. Chief executives have a tremendously important role to play in leadership, so I join him in wishing Denise a well-deserved retirement after years of dedicated service.
Thu 16 Apr
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Sir Alan CampbellspeechLabour
Business of the House
The hon. Lady will know that the Government are keen to ensure that schools have the resources they need to tackle the issues their children face. I do understand the difficulty of young people who are carers in ensuring they can fully commit to school life. She is right, and there is a Bill going through Parliament currently, but I will raise the issue she mentions with the relevant Minister, because I think she has an important point.
Thu 16 Apr
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Sir Alan CampbellspeechLabour
Business of the House
I certainly join my hon. Friend in saying that Her late Majesty was a remarkable individual, not simply because of the time that she gave to public service but because of the way that she conducted herself, and I think she would be immensely proud of the way in which the current sovereign is working. It is the 100th anniversary of her birth, as my hon. Friend says, and I think it appropriate that we pay tribute to her and mark the occasion in some way. I encourage colleagues to sign his early-da
Thu 16 Apr
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Sir Alan CampbellspeechLabour
Business of the House
The hon. Gentleman will know that I am very keen— not least because I have a coastal constituency—to ensure that coastal communities get the support that they need. The reality is that the Government are putting a great deal more resource into the NHS. There are still difficult decisions to be made, and I encourage people to make their voices heard. I am sure that as the NHS deliberates on the best way forward for his hospital, those voices will be heard.
Thu 16 Apr
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Sir Alan CampbellspeechLabour
Business of the House
I thank my hon. Friend for raising this matter and for championing the work of Tale of 2 Cities. Local charities are the golden thread that runs through our communities, and they do a fantastic job. The Government are keen to support them, not least because we are taking action on child poverty, scrapping the two-child limit and focusing on the cost of living. I encourage my hon. Friend to apply for a Westminster Hall debate, so that she can ask the Minister who responds what the next steps in t
Thu 16 Apr
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Sir Alan CampbellspeechLabour
Business of the House
It is important that military personnel have access to driving tests, and the hon. Lady is right: the action the Government have taken means that resources are spread slightly thinner than they might otherwise be. We need to make sure that there are no delays due to administrative issues. If my memory serves me correctly, there is a Backbench Business debate next week about the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency. The hon. Lady might want to raise her concerns and bring in the defence side that
Thu 16 Apr