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23 Apr 2025 Business of the House

Will the Leader of the House give us the forthcoming business?

energyeconomy-jobslocal-government
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23 Apr 2025 Business of the House

Could there be a local election coming up? I very much hope that you, Madam Deputy Speaker, and everyone here had a perfectly spectacular Easter. I am sure I speak for the whole House in recording my sadness at the death of His Holiness the Pope, who was, in his work and in his life, the embodiment of faith, hope and c

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2 Apr 2025 Business of the House

Will the Leader of the House give us the future business?

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2 Apr 2025 Business of the House

It is some weeks away yet, but this is the last moment I will have to wish you, Mr Speaker, and all Members of this House and staff a very happy Easter; I hope I may do so. Easter is a joyous occasion, full of families and possibly inappropriate amounts of chocolate. I will be making the shadow Leader of the House’s le

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1 Apr 2025Clonoe Inquest

Could the Secretary of State not simply say now to the House that he has a deep understanding and awareness of the trauma that has been caused, and that he takes the side—not judicially, but politically, in his own mind as a matter of human sympathy—with the poor people affected by these decisions and how they are play

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1 Apr 2025Clonoe Inquest

My right hon. Friend is giving an important and telling speech on a very important topic. As he rightly says, these soldiers were subject to well-defined rules of engagement. He has described the IRA as a terrorist organisation, but what he has not said is that at the time, it was the most sophisticated terrorist organ

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1 Apr 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 520)

Professor Freedman, the statements coming out of the White House have been profoundly disturbing in relation to the nuclear deterrent, Five Eyes and other capabilities. It is evident that they are also highly disturbing to American security agencies and departments. Could you give us your read on what that domestic imp

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1 Apr 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 520)

The European response is in the early stages of becoming a lot more serious.

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1 Apr 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 520)

Can I just push back on that? It looks as though Germany is preparing to consider, once again, Nord Stream 2. As a strategic move, that is extraordinarily damaging to central Europe and Ukraine in particular. How can that possibly be on the agenda of the Chancellor if he is taking the serious-minded approach to Russia

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1 Apr 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 520)

Could I put the question to Dr de Hoop Scheffer? Again, are there two or three things that you would consider signs of real seriousness? Those might be financial commitments, commitments of strategic posture, public debates being initiated and had, or commitments being made domestically and internationally. What does s

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1 Apr 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 520)

What three things would suggest to you that it was actually serious?

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1 Apr 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 520)

That is helpful. Thank you very much.

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27 Mar 2025 Business of the House

May I start by thanking the whole House for their wonderful messages of condolence during last week’s business questions? I could not be more grateful. I single out, in particular, the Leader of the House for her very gracious remarks. I turn from fathers to mothers, as this Sunday, of course, is Mother’s Day. The infa

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27 Mar 2025 Business of the House

Will the Leader of the House give us the forthcoming business?

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25 Mar 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 405)

My constituents in Herefordshire are not particularly confused about the importance of national security and defence, but that is not true about the whole country. You have rightly been saying that, as it were, the awareness and the clarity of communication needs to be increased. Given the complexities of non-attribute

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25 Mar 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 405)

What you are saying is that that is the point of it, in part. Given all of the concerns that we have heard expressed about the need for a whole-of-Government review, and all of the different issues about attacks on critical national infrastructure, which could be extended to lawfare, weaponising migrant flows and all t

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25 Mar 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 405)

That is very helpful. So we, as parliamentarians, should expect an SDR that is much more tightly focused on force structure, deployment and the kinds of deep issues that you have described, however much of that is put into the public domain or kept privately within Government.

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25 Mar 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 405)

Mr Wyatt, this is the strategic defence review that we have under way at the moment and has just been filed. In the recent past, we have had strategic defence and security reviews. You are the director of security. Is there any difference between an SDSR and an SDR, or is it just that someone forgot the other words?

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25 Mar 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 405)

How much of an embarrassment or difficulty is created by the fact that all of the underpinning assumptions of European defence and security policy have been upended by recent events?

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25 Mar 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 405)

We do not know what the status of that is, or you are not prepared to say what the status of that is. We do not know that the final one has been delivered.

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