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10 Jun 2026
intervention
Railways Bill

The Minister referred to my new clause 35, and to £1 billion of funding to the north; how much is the east of England getting?

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10 Jun 2026Railways Bill

Backing the Ely area capacity enhancement scheme would increase off-peak capacity to 10 trains per hour, enabling additional passenger services to King’s Lynn and elsewhere, doubling freight services from Felixstowe to the midlands and the north to meet the growing demand, and removing nearly 100,000 lorry journeys ann

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10 Jun 2026Railways Bill

Why Ely? Put simply, this is one of the most constrained parts of the national rail network. It is a major bottleneck where five lines converge. New clause 35 would require the Secretary of State, when setting the rail freight target and preparing the statutory rail strategy, to treat Ely as a nationally significant ca

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10 Jun 2026Railways Bill

I am grateful, Madam Deputy Speaker, for the opportunity to speak as we embark on the Government’s back to the future nationalisation plan. I will be speaking to new clause 35 and amendments 68 and 69, tabled in my name. Together, they are designed to ensure that Ministers and Great British Railways treat Ely junction

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10 Jun 2026Railways Bill

I am grateful, Madam Deputy Speaker, for the opportunity to speak as we embark on the Government’s back to the future nationalisation plan. I will be speaking to new clause 35 and amendments 68 and 69, tabled in my name. Together, they are designed to ensure that Ministers and Great British Railways treat Ely junction

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10 Jun 2026Railways Bill

Through these amendments, Parliament has the opportunity to send a clear cross-party message that this upgrade is essential and further delay is not acceptable. Given the compelling benefits—the £5 for every £1 invested—I hope Ministers will accept my amendments.

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10 Jun 2026Railways Bill

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4 Jun 2026Cost of Fertiliser

North West Norfolk is home to the leading UK producer of liquid fertilisers, whose production depends on urea ammonium nitrate. With no domestic supply and conflict in the middle east constraining global markets, the United States is our primary reliable source. Will the Minister urge the Department for Business and Tr

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4 Jun 2026Cost of Fertiliser

5. What steps she is taking to help support farmers with the cost of fertiliser.

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3 Jun 2026Draft Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Regulations 2026

I welcome the Minister to her new role. As she has set out, the draft regulations will make targeted changes to the UK’s money laundering regime, which is central to efforts to fight economic crime and terrorist financing. Since its introduction, there have been various changes underpinned by the international standard

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2 Jun 2026
intervention
Milburn Review: Interim Report

Youth unemployment in North West Norfolk has increased by 10% over the last year, and the Minister referred to paragraph 268 of the Milburn report on the jobs tax. It actually says that if policy aims to increase growth, “it has to help minimise risks and maximise incentives. It needs to avoid creating a labour market

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2 Jun 2026Milburn Review: Interim Report

Youth unemployment in North West Norfolk has increased by 10% over the last year, and the Minister referred to paragraph 268 of the Milburn report on the jobs tax. It actually says that if policy aims to increase growth, “it has to help minimise risks and maximise incentives. It needs to avoid creating a labour market

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1 Jun 2026Topical Questions

On Thursday I was on the water with King’s Lynn Sea Cadets and Royal Marine Cadets. As the Minister will know, the Army and Air Force cadets are wholly funded by the Ministry of Defence. What provision will the Royal Navy make to fund vital equipment, such as the new boats that those cadets need?

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21 May 2026Employment Rights Act 2025

Unemployment is rising, with youth unemployment now at 16%, and the jobs tax and the Employment Rights Act are destroying opportunities. Should Ministers not listen to the chief executive of M&S, who said that instead of “trying to run business,” the Government “should…understand business better”? Will they reduce

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21 May 2026Costs for Motorists

Not true!

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19 May 2026Prisoner Releases in Error

Despite implementing what the Justice Secretary said were the strongest ever checks, every week criminals are being given a “Get out of jail free” card. How many of those 441 prisoners, wrongly let out of prison on Labour’s watch, remain at large, and why is it still taking days for the Prison Service to let the police

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19 May 2026Prisoner Releases in Error

19. What estimate he has made of the number of prisoners released in error since July 2024.

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28 Apr 2026Defence Industrial Strategy

The Chancellor said, “National security always comes first”, but she delayed the helicopter contract for our industrial base and we know that she is blocking the defence investment plan. Labour’s former Defence Secretary and secretary general of NATO, Lord Robertson, said, “We cannot defend Britain with an ever-expandi

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28 Apr 2026Fuel Costs: Support for Motorists

Whereas the Conservatives froze fuel duty for 14 years, Labour is planning to increase it by 5p, costing families £150 a year and hauliers £2,000. When the Chancellor was asked to reverse her hike, she said she was “loath to spend Government money” to do so. There is no such thing as Government money; there is only tax

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27 Apr 2026Draft Vaping Duty Stamps (Requirements, Reviews and Appeals) Regulations 2026

It is a pleasure to be talking about vape duty stamps again, Ms Vaz. We spent hours talking about these provisions during the passage of the Finance Act 2026, and the approach that the Minister has set out broadly follows the one that the previous Conservative Government had in mind. None the less, I have a few questio

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