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24 Nov 2025Gaza: Humanitarian Obligations

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms McVey. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for North Ayrshire and Arran (Irene Campbell) for introducing this debate. I would like to turn the debate back to what it is supposed to be about, which is the suffering in Palestine. For the people there, there is no ceasef

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13 Nov 2025Support for Victims of Crime

7. What steps she is taking with the Crown Prosecution Service to support the experience of victims in the criminal justice system.

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13 Nov 2025Support for Victims of Crime

I welcome the Government’s ambitious mission to reduce violence against women and girls. Many survivors who experience sexual assault will never go to the police or press charges due to appallingly low conviction rates and fears of being retraumatised during court proceedings. Given the alarming statistic that one in f

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13 Nov 2025 Business of the House

My constituent Michelle would like to move closer to her children, but as a leaseholder, she is trapped in her property. There is only a short term remaining on her lease, and she has tried to extend it, but the freeholder is demanding a sum that is disproportionate to the property value. On top of that, she would have

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30 Oct 2025 Business of the House

The Metropolitan police have decided not to close a small section of the eastbound A12 during the annual remembrance service at Ilford war memorial, although it has done so for decades. That choice diminishes the solemnity of the occasion and the memory of those who gave their life for our freedom. In comparison, the c

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28 Oct 2025 World Stroke Day

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Vaz. I, too, thank the hon. Member for Twickenham (Munira Wilson) for securing this important and timely debate and for sharing her personal stories. We have heard the statistics: stroke is the UK’s fourth biggest killer and the single largest cause of complex disab

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20 Oct 2025Hospital to Community Care

I thank my hon. Friend for his answer, and for the brilliant work that the whole team is doing to put the NHS 10-year plan into action. Transferring care into the community will give many more patients quick and easy access to specialist care when they need it. However, access to Parkinson’s nurses—who are worth their

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20 Oct 2025Hospital to Community Care

17. What steps he is taking to transfer care from hospitals into the community.

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9 Sept 2025 Occupied Palestinian Territories: Humanitarian Access

I absolutely agree with my hon. Friend that this has to come to an end straight away. While I welcome the Government’s decision to recognise the state of Palestine and to condemn the Israeli Government’s dehumanisation of Palestinians, we must face up to the unfortunate truth that this is simply not enough, as it has n

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9 Sept 2025 Occupied Palestinian Territories: Humanitarian Access

What I agree with is that we must never give up the diplomatic option, because that is the way that we will get across. We must avoid more bloodshed at any cost, and we must work harder for the diplomatic solution. Mr Stringer, I will not abuse my position; having had two interventions, I will relinquish the floor for

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9 Sept 2025 Occupied Palestinian Territories: Humanitarian Access

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Stringer. It was deemed irrefutable by the UN-backed agencies that this is a man-made famine. That man-made famine becomes a genocide if it can be proven that it was used as a tool to destroy a specific group of people—and I believe that there is only one group of p

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8 Sept 2025Planning Reform: Economic Growth

7. What steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help increase economic growth through reforms to the planning system.

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8 Sept 2025Planning Reform: Economic Growth

I have been banging the drum for some time now that Ilford is the best place to live, and with four Elizabeth line stations, that has never been more true than now. Barking and Dagenham council and Redbridge council are both capitalising on ambitious regeneration plans, like the developments at Billet Road and Padnall

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21 Jul 2025Topical Questions

T2. UK doctors and nurses have been volunteering their time in Gaza. There are shocking reports this morning that Israel’s ground offensive in central Gaza has compromised the efforts of the World Health Organisation after its facilities came under attack. In the light of that extremely concerning news, does the Secret

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20 Jul 2025 Middle East

The Israeli Government’s unrelenting denial of aid to civilians is turning an entire population of Palestinians to skin and bones, starving them to death. As kids die, the Israeli Government are pushing ahead in defiance with their humanitarian plan for Gaza—a plan that has been described as a “concentration camp” by t

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9 Jul 2025 Children’s Health

In London, 20% of reception age children are overweight or obese, and that nearly doubles to 39% of children in year 6. The crisis of childhood obesity does not just pose future health risks; rather, it is impacting children right now. Factors include a lack of after-school activities, deprivation and poverty, the cons

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9 Jul 2025 Resident Doctors: Industrial Action

I thank my right hon. Friend for his statement, which was delivered with the humility and pragmatism that is his usual professional style. After a 28.9% pay rise thanks to this Labour Government, does the Secretary of State agree that the public are not only dismayed by the actions of the BMA, but distraught and that,

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9 Jul 2025Electricity Market Review

I thank my right hon. Friend for his statement and for his vision. On inheriting zombie systems from the previous Government, does he agree that it is remarkable that the Conservatives have shown no contrition whatsoever about the dire state in which they left our energy system? That resulted in the worst cost of livin

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9 Jul 2025 Business of the House

This week, Sky News reported the testimony of an anonymous Israeli soldier, who admitted that the killing or capture of Palestinian civilians often depended on the day and on the mood of the commander. That chilling account adds to a growing body of evidence suggesting a systematic disregard of Palestinian civilian lif

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7 Jul 2025Road and Rail Projects

I thank my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for her pragmatic approach to government, rather than the previous “pie in the sky” approach. It would be remiss of me not to mention Broadmead Road bridge in Redbridge, which has been closed to vehicle traffic since 2023. After 14 years of austerity, Redbridge counci

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