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Events for Thursday, 23 April 2026(21249 total)
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Spoke in debate: Gambling Advertising
Parliamentary appearance by Tulip Siddiq
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Business of the House
Parliamentary appearance by Carolyn Harris
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Gambling Advertising
Parliamentary appearance by Carolyn Harris
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Business of the House
Parliamentary appearance by Mark Sewards
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Business of the House
Parliamentary appearance by Lisa Smart
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
Parliamentary appearance by Simon Lightwood
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Business of the House
Parliamentary appearance by Rachel Hopkins
Thu 23 Apr
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Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Housing Conditions in Temporary Accommodation
Parliamentary appearance by Andrew Cooper
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: UK-EU Relations
Parliamentary appearance by Sir Bernard Jenkin
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Business of the House
Parliamentary appearance by Anna Gelderd
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Gambling Advertising
Parliamentary appearance by Lilian Greenwood
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Cross-departmental Working
Parliamentary appearance by Richard Quigley
Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: Public Procurement
Parliamentary appearance by Neil Duncan-Jordan
Thu 23 Apr
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Thu 23 Apr
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Spoke in debate: National Resilience
Parliamentary appearance by Dan Jarvis
Thu 23 Apr
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Allied Health Professionals
I am grateful to the hon. Member for Thurrock (Jen Craft) for opening the debate, and to the hon. Member for Dudley (Sonia Kumar) for her work on the APPG and as a physiotherapist. Medical staff in my constituency and across the country are the backbone of our national health service. While doctors and nurses are often front of mind when the public think about the NHS workforce, as we have heard this afternoon an army of highly skilled professionals keep our health services running every single
Thu 23 Apr
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Allied Health Professionals
My hon. Friend is right. We know that with the right support, often from allied health professionals, people do not need to present at A&E and they can get out of hospital and into suitable accommodation with the right level of support much more quickly, which is better for them as individuals and also supports the NHS in carrying out its functions more efficiently. Many of our allied health professionals—the third largest professional group in the NHS—do amazing work, as we have heard. They are
Thu 23 Apr
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Public Sector Insourcing
5. What steps he is taking to help increase insourcing within the public sector.
Thu 23 Apr
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Courts and Tribunals Bill (Tenth sitting)
I am grateful for those questions and comments, because, through clause 14, we are seeking to strike a balance. At the moment, in the instance that I gave an example of, the balance is all one way. Of course we want open justice, but that is not the same, as can be the case, as having essentially a mob of people in the gallery whose mere presence is almost certainly intended to intimidate witnesses. Empowering the court to exercise discretion, while retaining the presence of at least one person
Thu 23 Apr