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10 Jun 2026 National Resilience

I thank the hon. Member for bringing this debate and in particular for his focus on the need for cross-Government action and to address the range of threats we face. Does he agree that as part of the resilience planning, addressing the risks attached to climate breakdown and nature collapse are absolutely central? On h

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10 Jun 2026 National Resilience

On the point about transparency, the Joint Intelligence Committee’s national security assessment was partially released in January—it was a redacted version—only after a freedom of information request from Green Alliance. That report highlighted that biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse are a threat to national sec

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10 Jun 2026Engagements

Q12. A suppressed Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs report has concluded that without transformational change, our food and water systems are at risk of catastrophic failure from 2030. Another suppressed Joint Intelligence Committee report concluded that there is a “high likelihood” of ecosystem collap

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8 Jun 2026 Water Companies

The suppressed report from DEFRA civil servants on critical systems beyond 2030 concludes with high confidence that without “transformational change” Britain’s water and food systems face a realistic risk of “catastrophic failure”. The report highlights that significant parts of the UK already face water scarcity, whil

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8 Jun 2026Digital Safety: Children

At a recent roundtable that I held at a high school in Waveney Valley, one young person said: “Social media is dangerous for young people and the government needs to take more control over social media companies because of the harmful content”. A senior teacher said: “The majority of what we are dealing with as safegua

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4 Jun 2026Global Biodiversity Loss and Ecosystem Collapse: National Security Assessment

Turning to a second report that sets out grave risks to our national security, DEFRA civil servants have said that there is a realistic possibility that by 2030, our food, water and natural ecosystems will be at risk of collapse. That conclusion could not be more stark. An article in The Times states that it was the co

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4 Jun 2026Global Biodiversity Loss and Ecosystem Collapse: National Security Assessment

9. What assessment she has made of the potential implications for her policies of her Department’s report entitled Nature security assessment on global biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse and national security, published on 20 January 2026.

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2 Jun 2026 Preparedness for National Emergencies

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mrs Barker. One of the greatest threats to public safety is climate breakdown, with the increasing frequency and severity of extreme heat, flooding, food and water scarcity, critical infrastructure failures, and risks to public health and safety. Climate resilience must b

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2 Jun 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-02)

I am looking at colleagues, but yes, my view is that it would be better to get it earlier rather than wait.

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2 Jun 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-02)

Well in advance and at the earliest opportunity, because I do not think this is primarily about the international COP debates, as crucial as those are. This is about the action we are taking within the UK to make the UK as resilient and as prepared as possible. We are already seeing, for example, over 1,000 heat-relate

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2 Jun 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-02)

Thank you. This is absolutely a cross-party application, as you can see today and from the 18 Members from many parties who have signed it. It relates to the Joint Intelligence Committee’s national security assessment, which was published in January and highlights that ecosystem collapse is a threat to national securit

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1 Jun 2026Topical Questions

The Joint Intelligence Committee report described ecological collapse and climate breakdown as posing catastrophic and irreversible risks to UK security, including conflict, food and water insecurity, supply chain disruption and forced migration. Does the Minister agree that the destabilising impact of the climate and

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1 Jun 2026 Health Bill

The Government present this legislation as technical, restructuring NHS England and reconfiguring integrated care boards. They also say that they want to devolve power from Whitehall and give patients more control over their care. However, there is a mismatch between this presentation and the contents of the Bill. Whil

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20 May 2026Defence Readiness

It is a pleasure to follow the hon. Member for South East Cornwall (Anna Gelderd). The first duty of any Government is to keep the public safe. This duty must shape everything we do in this House, and it must shape how we think about defence. There is no doubt that Britain today faces profound defence challenges, as we

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

I thank my fellow Member from East Anglia for securing this crucial debate. He is right to highlight the vulnerability in our energy system that this war has exposed and the particular impact on rural communities. Does he agree that older people in rural communities are particularly impacted? As he says, we have seen a

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14 Apr 2026Topical Questions

T6. The British Dental Association has highlighted that current budgets allow just 39% of adults to access NHS treatment within a two-year period. Is that really the height of the Government’s ambition, and if not, what access percentage are the Government aiming for?

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24 Feb 2026 Banking Hubs: Rural and Post-Industrial Communities

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24 Feb 2026Access to NHS Dental Services

The Daily Mirror reports that of the nearly 1 million urgent dental appointments that have been commissioned by integrated care boards since April, 900,000 have not been taken up because of strict rules around the scope of treatment. Meanwhile, in my constituency and around the country, too many people are going withou

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24 Feb 2026 Banking Hubs: Rural and Post-Industrial Communities

I was waiting for the appropriate point to pre-empt the fact that the hon. Lady is clearly talking about banking hubs in rural areas. In my constituency of Waveney Valley, the market town of Bungay has been told that it cannot have a banking hub because there is already one seven miles away in Harleston, but of course

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23 Feb 2026Schools White Paper: Every Child Achieving and Thriving

I welcome the ambition in the White Paper, particularly to ensure that young people are supported earlier. It has to be the right aim that more young people can be supported within mainstream settings. Is the Secretary of State committed to understanding the reasons for the big increase in the number of young people wh

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