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29 Jun 2025 Glastonbury Festival: BBC Coverage

I thank my right hon. Friend for her statement. I share her concern that although freedom of expression must be protected, this incident raises serious concerns about the editorial standards and judgments exercised. As a long-standing supporter of the BBC, I am deeply disappointed in it. What conversations the Secretar

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29 Jun 2025Welfare Reform

I welcome my right hon. Friend’s statement, the additional £300 million for employment support and that the PIP review will be co-produced with disabled people and their representatives, but many of my constituents are relying on the Scottish Government for employment support and for getting waiting lists down to help

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25 Jun 2025 Business of the House

In the autumn statement, the Chancellor announced the largest devolution settlement in the history of the United Kingdom. It is deeply concerning that despite the Government giving Scotland the funding that it needs to deliver vital public services, the SNP-run East Renfrewshire integration joint board has launched its

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25 Jun 2025 G7 and NATO Summits

The forced deportation of children is illegal under international law, yet Russia continues to steal Ukraine’s future, one child at a time. Was the issue of Ukraine’s stolen children discussed with our allies? What more is being done to return those children to their homes and families?

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25 Jun 2025Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 837)

Many people fear losing their benefit if they try to work. The Green Paper says this is mostly because the rules are complex and people do not understand them but recent government research identifies a lack of understanding among claimants but also says that the main problem is a lack of trust in the DWP, which we hav

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25 Jun 2025Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 837)

It does not give us much time to read them.

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25 Jun 2025Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 837)

When do the Government plan to legislate for the right to try?

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25 Jun 2025Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 837)

Yes, so no pressure. Also I make the point that that is the NHS in England. The same can’t be said for the situation in Scotland where the responsibility for the NHS lies with the Government in Holyrood and waiting lists are getting longer rather than shorter. Moving on to my last question, concerns have been expressed

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25 Jun 2025Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 837)

It takes time to do that.

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25 Jun 2025Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 837)

I appreciate that you have said that you hope that people’s health and care needs would be met and everyone who loses PIP should have those health and care needs met by different parts of the system. Given that the Government inherited an NHS that was on its knees, given the pressures on access to work, how do you thin

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25 Jun 2025Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 837)

What assessment has the DWP made of the potential for the loss of benefit to affect the ability of people who are in work to stay in work—that 17% that you are talking about? A lot of people come to us, as constituency MPs, saying, “I am in work but I only able to stay in work because of the PIP that I receive”.

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25 Jun 2025Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 837)

It is obviously quite a challenge to deliver that within a 13-week period, but reflecting on the answer that you have given—and Ministers often talk about the need to help disabled people into work—I appreciate why that is a priority, but can you understand why that might give some people the impression that the Govern

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25 Jun 2025Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 837)

Thank you, Minister, for joining us this morning. Moving to personal independence payments, PIP provisions in the Bill that was published last week provide for a 13-week transitional protection period for those who lose their entitlement at their next award review as a result of not scoring four points in at least one

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23 Jun 2025Frozen Russian Assets

Will the Foreign Secretary consider further sanctions on the Russian regime for the forced deportation of Ukrainian children? In recent peace talks, the Russian delegation proposed an exchange of prisoners of war for Ukrainian children who had been stolen from their homes, thereby equating combatants with children, who

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23 Jun 2025 National Security Strategy

It is vital that the UK has robust defences against biological incidents, accidents and attacks. What steps are the Government taking to invest in our biosecurity, and how that will help to protect our country from the range of bio-threats that we face?

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22 Jun 2025 UK Modern Industrial Strategy

I welcome my right hon. Friend’s statement and the doubling of business investment by 2035. I particularly welcome the £4.3 billion of funding for the advanced manufacturing sector, which will directly benefit the AMIDS—advanced manufacturing innovation district Scotland—factory in Renfrewshire, which is in Scotland. C

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22 Jun 2025Unemployment Levels

Paisley jobcentre runs a “Take a job to work” day, where work coaches look for local employment opportunities and take those suggestions into the jobcentre to match jobseekers with local jobs. Does my hon. Friend agree that that is a good example of local innovation in jobcentres, and would the Government consider shar

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19 Jun 2025Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill

Will my hon. Friend give way?

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18 Jun 2025 Warm Home Discount

I warmly welcome my hon. Friend’s statement today on the expansion of the warm home discount. It will mean that 240,000 people across Scotland, including many thousands in Paisley and Renfrewshire South, will receive £150 directly off their energy bills from this UK Government. Will my hon. Friend say a little more abo

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18 Jun 2025 Business of the House

Earlier this month, Johnstone Burgh football club in my constituency brought home the Scottish junior cup, its first such win since 1968. Will the Leader of the House join me in congratulating Johnstone Burgh football club, its manager Murdo MacKinnon, the players and everyone in our community who supports the club on

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