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9 Feb 2026Brain Tumour Survival Rates

I thank the hon. Member for Mitcham and Morden (Dame Siobhain McDonagh) and my hon. Friend the Member for Witney (Charlie Maynard) for securing this evening’s important debate. Brain cancer is a particularly nasty and lethal form of cancer, and one of the least improved cancers in terms of survival rates. Brain tumours

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9 Feb 2026Jimmy Lai: Prison Sentence

As my hon. Friend the Member for Hazel Grove (Lisa Smart) said, Jimmy Lai’s conviction is a massive failure for the Prime Minister, who said that he could change outcomes. This sends a worrying signal to Hongkongers living in Wokingham and across the UK, many of whom face intimidation from China when they are simply st

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5 Feb 2026 National Cancer Plan

I was the first MP in this Parliament to call for a national cancer plan back in October 2024, so I congratulate the Secretary of State and the Minister for publishing the plan. There are some good things in it: the concentration on children and young people’s cancers; the concentration on rare and less-survivable canc

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5 Feb 2026 Business of the House

I thank the Leader of the House for his comments about the Westminster Hall debate. Yesterday, the Government finally launched a national cancer plan, which contained many ambitious targets. However, that plan requires us to have firm checks in place, so that we can ensure that promises on paper are delivered in practi

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5 Feb 2026 Sudan

How are the Government engaging directly with Sudanese civilian coalitions, including the Somoud coalition, to ensure that their proposals inform international mediation efforts?

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3 Feb 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-02-03)

I am sorry about that.

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3 Feb 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-02-03)

Thank you very much, Chair and members of the Committee, for letting me speak to you about my application this afternoon. From my own experience, I know how important early diagnosis is to effectively treating cancer. It took two visits to the GP before I was diagnosed with breast cancer, and that delay meant that the

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3 Feb 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-02-03)

Yes, especially in the light of what has happened this week.

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3 Feb 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-02-03)

We have four now. We got another one today—Paulette Hamilton.

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3 Feb 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-02-03)

I take your point on board personally.

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3 Feb 2026Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-02-03)

That is a very good point. As I say, I apologise for that, but in a conversation with the Minister yesterday it was fairly clear that she was not going to come to the debate on Thursday to respond for the Government, because there will be a statement on Thursday about the national cancer plan.

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29 Jan 2026 Business of the House

Patients, cancer charities and healthcare professionals have been calling for urgent investment in oncology to prevent a postcode lottery of care. Unfortunately, regional inequalities exist, denying many patients access to effective treatment or quicker diagnosis. Will the House schedule time to consider what funding a

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22 Jan 2026 Business of the House

My constituents’ 11-year-old son perforated his eardrum in July and was referred for paediatric ear, nose and throat treatment, but they were then informed that the waiting time for standard referrals was 12 to 14 months and given no indication of when treatment might start. Understandably, they are very worried that t

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19 Jan 2026 Arctic Security

How many times do my Lib Dem colleagues and I need to come to the House and tell the Government that Trump cannot be trusted? His behaviour is that of a spoilt child, bullying his allies while looking to swell the coffers of those closest to him. By working with our European partners in NATO, we must persuade Trump tha

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15 Jan 2026 Business of the House

The upcoming national cancer plan is a vital opportunity to resolve chronic issues in cancer care and to improve survival outcomes after 10 years of neglect from the Conservatives. With the plan’s announcement likely to be just a few weeks away, can the Leader of the House confirm what time will be allocated for its fu

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14 Jan 2026 Ukraine

A serious concern shared by Ukrainians in Wokingham relates to the crimes of the Russian army. Over 20,000 children have been abducted since the start of Russia’s invasion. This disgusting tactic of the Russian armed forces, authorised by Putin, threatens to rob Ukraine of its future. I would like to know from the Mini

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12 Jan 2026Social Housing: Damp and Mould

My constituents, three single mothers, have suffered at the hands of builders who built substandard homes without crucial damp-proof membrane and damp-proof courses. That meant that my constituents’ homes were riddled with damp and mould, and the house builders have not addressed this serious fault for far too long. Wh

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12 Jan 2026Finance (No. 2) Bill

I rise to speak to clause 10. It is utterly unfair and shameful that this Government are raising taxes on struggling families by freezing or continuing the freeze of income tax thresholds, which was started by the Conservatives. The Conservative Government spent years hitting people with stealth taxes, and Labour, sadl

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8 Jan 2026 Business of the House

Cancer patients are suffering due to variations in cancer care across the country. In particular, clinical nurse specialists—a key part of cancer care—are stretched very thinly and are unable meet patients’ needs in many regions. A Breast Cancer Now survey found that a quarter of respondents had not seen a clinical nur

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7 Jan 2026Advanced Brain Cancer: Tissue Freezing

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Western. I thank the hon. Member for Caerphilly (Chris Evans) for securing this important debate, and all other hon. Members who have contributed. I would also like to highlight the incredible work done by the campaigners for Owain’s law—you are doing a most remarkable

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