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13 Jan 2025Sixth-form College Strikes: Sussex

This is a huge problem in my constituency. Between Sparsholt agricultural college, which provides specialist training, as has just been mentioned, and Peter Symonds sixth-form college, which is one of the biggest sixth-form colleges in the country, a total of almost 9,000 students are affected by this pay disparity and

educationlabour-market
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13 Jan 2025Violence against Women and Girls

6. What steps her Department is taking to help tackle violence against women and girls.

crimesocial-care
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13 Jan 2025Violence against Women and Girls

The entire country was appalled by the terrible crime of girls being groomed by gangs of older men, and outraged by the lack of action taken by authorities to help protect those victims. It is about 10 years since these crimes first came to light. Since then we have had the Jay inquiry, which has made 20 recommendation

crimesocial-care
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9 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Fourth sitting)

We could rephrase the way we talk about civil liberties. We currently have a generation among whom some are addicted and have no choice, and we will be allowing a future generation to be free from having their choice taken away by addiction.

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9 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Fourth sitting)

Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

healtheconomy-jobs
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9 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Fourth sitting)

On a point of order, Mr Dowd. I am not sure whether this is a point of order, and I am not sure how the other parties voted on this, but this was a non-whipped vote for the Liberal Democrats. It is not a Liberal Democrat amendment; it is an amendment from an individual MP. The entire Liberal Democrat health team certai

healtheconomy-jobs
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9 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Fourth sitting)

I agree with everything that has been said; the Minister has given a powerful summary. We have discussed freedom of choice and the lack of it, and I remind hon. Members of the extreme examples provided by some of the expert witnesses yesterday: they talked about someone who had their leg amputated purely because of com

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9 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Third sitting)

I accept the view that having to provide ID will be inconvenient and frustrating for some people, but all the expert witnesses on Tuesday pointed out that many smokers do not wish the younger generation to continue smoking. I think that most of them would probably be of that view that the slight infringement of their c

health
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7 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Second sitting)

Q Is there a ballpark figure for a general day? When you have a list of paediatric respiratory cases, are maybe 10% or 20% due to this? Professor Steve Turner: The children who are exposed to second-hand smoke in the home are over-represented among children with respiratory symptoms. Parents do not want their children

healthlocal-governmenteconomy-jobs
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7 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Second sitting)

Q Thank you for coming all the way down from Aberdeen; I worked there for a few years, so I know it is a long way. We have been trying to ask some panellists approximately what this issue is costing the NHS. As a consultant, in your clinic, doing respiratory paediatrics, what proportion of your patients are in some way

healthlocal-governmenteconomy-jobs
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7 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Second sitting)

Q You might not have the answer here, but do you have a rough estimate of what it costs the NHS financially to deal with passive smoking and second-hand smoking every year? Alison Challenger: I do not have the actual figure, but it is significant. One of the early benefits of the Bill going through will be the impact o

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7 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Second sitting)

That is well articulated. Thank you.

healthlocal-governmenteconomy-jobs
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7 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Second sitting)

Q Dr Ahmed asked almost word for word what I was going to ask, but from a population medicine point of view, do you have a rough estimate of how much smoking is costing the NHS and how much would be saved if the measure was implemented properly? Professor Linda Bauld: I do not have in front of me the cost to the NHS—ot

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7 Jan 2025Tobacco and Vapes Bill (Second sitting)

Q I am assuming that from a public health point of view, looking at the epidemiology, certain communities and demographics will be more greatly affected by this. Is that something that you are mindful of? How do you see the Bill changing health inequalities? Alison Challenger: We are very mindful of that. Some of the s

healthlocal-governmenteconomy-jobs
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18 Dec 2024 Winter Preparedness

While we all pay tribute to the NHS staff who work over Christmas, we should remember that they are not only missing Christmas with their families, but putting their own health at risk in caring for us. On Monday, Winchester hospital declared a critical incident, saying that it could admit no more patients and asking p

healthsocial-carecost-of-living
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17 Dec 2024 Community Pharmacies: Devon and the South-west

I pay tribute to my hon. Friend the Member for Tiverton and Minehead (Rachel Gilmour) for securing this debate, which is very timely because just yesterday the hospital in Winchester declared a critical incident. It has had so many infectious patients come in with various flus, the norovirus and other infectious diseas

healthsocial-carefiscal-policy
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17 Dec 2024 Community Pharmacies: Devon and the South-west

I completely agree. As other Members said, in some cases it costs pharmacies money to dispense NHS prescriptions. That is clearly not viable, especially given that the core NHS funding for pharmacies has been reduced by about 30% since 2015. Some healthcare providers are really struggling and are on the brink of financ

healthsocial-carefiscal-policy
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12 Dec 2024Free Trade Deals: Farmers

6. What recent assessment he has made of the potential impact of free trade deals on farmers.

agricultureeconomy-jobs
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12 Dec 2024Free Trade Deals: Farmers

I worked with farmers for many years as a veterinary surgeon, and now I meet them regularly as an MP, so I am aware that farmers in Hampshire and the rest of the country were hugely disappointed when the previous Conservative Government signed trade deals that undermined our high animal welfare standards. What steps is

agricultureeconomy-jobs
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10 Dec 2024Support for Victims of Ecocide

England is home to 85% of the world’s chalk streams, which are very rare habitats. In Winchester we are lucky to have the Rivers Itchen and Meon running through the constituency. We know that they are struggling, with only 17% of chalk streams rated as having good ecological health. That is partly because of over-abstr

environmentutilitieshealth
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