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Speeches by Jardine.

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16 Jul 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 869)

You would not replace those ones, but you would replace the ones that the NHS put in.

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16 Jul 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 869)

Can I just check because as I understand it the majority of implants were not done by the NHS?

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16 Jul 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 869)

So if women are stressed or in pain, you will replace those?

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15 Jul 2025Spending Review 2025

2. What discussions she has had with the Welsh Government on the potential impact of the spending review 2025 on Wales.

fiscal-policyeconomy-jobstransport
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15 Jul 2025Spending Review 2025

I was pleased to see funding for a number of transport projects in Wales in the spending review, not least because my city of Edinburgh is now linked directly by rail to the Secretary of State’s city of Cardiff. Lumo, which runs services in Scotland through open access, is hoping to begin a service through south Wales.

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14 Jul 2025Radio Teleswitch Service

15. What steps he is taking to manage the radio teleswitch service switch-off.

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14 Jul 2025Radio Teleswitch Service

I welcome the Government’s change in course, because the previous hard deadline would have left many people, including people in my constituency of Edinburgh West, vulnerable and, indeed, unaware that there was any need to change their meter, but there is still a big problem in Scotland, as 100,000 people are still wai

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13 Jul 2025 Future of the Post Office

A number of semi-rural and suburban communities across my constituency—Newbridge, Blackhall, Ratho—have lost their post offices recently. Their banks have also gone, so there is a dearth of local facilities. At the same time, the Horizon scandal has undermined public trust across those communities. Does the Minister ag

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13 Jul 2025UK-France Migration: Co-operation

I welcome these important first steps announced by the Home Secretary, as well as her commitment to working with wider European partners, but what safeguards have been put in place to ensure that international law is respected and that the rights of genuine asylum seekers are protected?

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9 Jul 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 867)

Much of what you have said reflects what we heard last year from a French delegation at the United Nations that has done a lot of work on pornography and the addictive element to it. Curiously, it also thought that we had effectively tackled the problem with the Online Safety Act. Do you think that we are missing somet

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9 Jul 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 867)

Yes.

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9 Jul 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 867)

To what extent are children—boys especially—being educated about the harms associated with easy access to porn? If education about harmful pornography was more effective, could it be an effective preventive measure against violence against women and girls?

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9 Jul 2025Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 867)

We have touched on this in a couple of questions, but your report talks a lot about education, the reticence to talk about pornography in schools and the way teachers are worried about it. The survey found that 23% of respondents learned nothing about pornography at school, but at the same time it was their main source

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8 Jul 2025Spending Review 2025: Scottish Public Services

Like the Secretary of State, I welcome the great news for Ferguson Marine this morning. As he knows, Scottish Liberal Democrats secured funding for key projects across Scotland in last year’s Scottish budget negotiations, including the Eye Pavilion in Edinburgh, which is so important for my constituents and his. We wel

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7 Jul 2025Government Resilience Action Plan

I welcome the Minister’s statement, as well as the fact that there will be more information, not just mobile phone alerts, because those alerts do not work evenly, even in urban areas such as my constituency—there is often some delay with some phones. One of the questions that has arisen from the tragedy in Texas is wh

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7 Jul 2025 Post Office Horizon Inquiry: Volume 1

A constituent who I have been representing for two years was unfairly dismissed as a result of the Horizon scandal. I appreciate the effort that the Minister and his predecessor have put into this matter. The report makes it absolutely clear that the compensation system is too cumbersome and complicated for many people

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7 Jul 2025 Football Governance Bill [Lords]

It might seem odd that I, as a Scot, want to intrude in this debate, but the health of English football is valuable to us in Scotland as well. Does my hon. Friend agree that if football is to continue on the current scale, it needs another generation to see it, to love it and to want to take part in it. The only really

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3 Jul 2025Animal Welfare (Import of Dogs, Cats and Ferrets) Bill

First, I must confess that I am feeling increasingly guilty for not having mentioned my cockapoo, Brora, since everybody else is mentioning their pet. She has been a social media star—she posed in a Scotland football strip just before the last championship. The hon. Gentleman makes a good point about people not being a

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3 Jul 2025Animal Welfare (Import of Dogs, Cats and Ferrets) Bill

I thank my hon. Friend for introducing this Bill, which I know means a lot to the great number of my constituents who have contacted me. They are particularly concerned about the conditions that puppies are smuggled in, but also that many animals coming into this country illegally bring conditions that we have eradicat

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2 Jul 2025Women’s State Pension Age: Financial Redress

One of the first constituents who came to me eight years ago was a WASPI woman. Does the hon. Lady agree that, after so many years, so much compromise and so much willingness to talk to the Government, one of the things that matters most to these women is not so much the amount of money but the actuality and significan

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