Speeches by Morden.

“Diolch, Madam Deputy Speaker. I wish everyone a happy St David’s Day for Saturday. As always, it is a pleasure to have the opportunity to speak in the Chamber about our wonderful city of Newport, and to see my constituency neighbour, my hon. Friend the Member for Newport West and Islwyn (Ruth Jones), who is certainly a…”

“Looking generally at how we tackle this issue of threats and harassment, are there any other countries where work is being done that you think might work with some of this social media regulation?”

“On a general point, we have talked about social media moderation and civic literacy; is there anyone else out there in the world looking at those things?”

“Will, you mentioned civility training. Is there anything else that you think political parties and politicians could do themselves to disagree better and improve the tone?”

“Can you explain how the police nationally work with the Operation Bridger contacts in each of the local forces?”

“You all clearly have a role, as police, electoral administrators and the Electoral Commission, in dealing with intimidation and other electoral crimes. How do you all collaborate?”

“I have a very general question to begin. What main lessons do you all think came out of the 2024 general election? How do you think it compares with other elections that you have been through?”

“Looking generally at how we tackle this issue of threats and harassment, are there any other countries where work is being done that you think might work with some of this social media regulation?”

“Will, you mentioned civility training. Is there anything else that you think political parties and politicians could do themselves to disagree better and improve the tone?”

“Can you explain how the police nationally work with the Operation Bridger contacts in each of the local forces?”

“You all clearly have a role, as police, electoral administrators and the Electoral Commission, in dealing with intimidation and other electoral crimes. How do you all collaborate?”

“I have a very general question to begin. What main lessons do you all think came out of the 2024 general election? How do you think it compares with other elections that you have been through?”

“On a general point, we have talked about social media moderation and civic literacy; is there anyone else out there in the world looking at those things?”

“Like my hon. Friend the Member for Norwich North (Alice Macdonald), I find that constituents consistently mention the antisocial use of e-scooters and e-bikes, and I certainly welcome on my constituents’ behalf the measures in the crime and policing Bill about seizing such vehicles. Will Ministers talk to the Departmen…”

“Tata’s Llanwern steelworks in my constituency produces world-class automotive steel. The Minister has acknowledged the importance of the automotive sector. Will she also acknowledge the importance of having a strong steel industry, and of plants like Llanwern making steel for EVs, and put that at the heart of the forth…”

“For the fully new independents, did you all only receive one email from the police, or was it varied?”

“I have a very general opening question. How did it feel to campaign in the 2024 general election, and how did you feel that it was different from previous elections? Owen first, because I am Welsh too.”

“Do you think the guidance you give works? Elfrede Brambley-Crawshaw: In terms of running positive campaigns, yes, I do.”

“On that, give us some examples of practical things you say to your supporters, as Greens, to make them behave well online during key seat elections, for instance in the last election. Elfrede Brambley-Crawshaw: For a start, it will not help them win. People do not like it. We want to go out there and win elections. It …”

“For the fully new independents, did you all only receive one email from the police, or was it varied?”