Speeches by Entwistle.

“Women’s Aid reports that 82% of domestic abuse cases go unreported. Reporting and prosecution rates are disproportionately lower for black and minoritised survivors. Does the Leader of the House agree that consistent collection and publication of disaggregated data is key to assessing whether Government actions are wor…”

“That is why shows like “Adolescence” are so important because for me as a parent coming into a new world—my son is two—it is something that I am starting to think about, having a little boy in the kind of world that I am in, and the work that I do. It is about opening up that conversation and that is why shows like “Ad…”

“Thank you all for coming in. We heard the first panel mention the manosphere. Matt, I am really interested in your experience. To what extent do you think social media is having an impact on misogyny among young men and boys?”

“Did that then feed into the different themes for each of the episodes? We noticed that each episode touches on a different theme. You have one that focuses on his school, for example, another on social media and things like that. Is that how you came about that route?”

“Jack, what research did you carry out when developing and making the show? What did you learn, and did anything surprise you or stand out to you in your research?”

“Darren, to what extent do you think the manosphere and misogynistic online content translates into more violence against women and girls, including sexual harassment online and offline?”

“I guess it is especially important when we are quickly realising that access to this content and culture is quite insidious in the way that it is consumed. I want to come back and talk a little about misogynistic influences. Matt, I think you touched on this earlier, and Jack mentioned this marketing of misogyny. Why d…”

“Too many of my constituents in Bolton are trapped in overcrowded homes. As a result, too many parents are left with no option but to share rooms with their adolescent children. Outdated overcrowding rules and a shortage of housing mean that pleas for help are routinely dismissed. Does my right hon. Friend agree that fa…”

“Thank you. Professor Cantle, who do you think fulfils the role of community leaders in the UK?”

“Opportunities for that.”

“In the last panel, Dr Green mentioned the Visit My Mosque initiative that has been running in some areas of the country. Do you think something like that is productive as well?”

“My first question is for you, Andrew. What sort of engagement, if any, do you think takes place between faith groups and non-faith groups, and how is it typically organised?”

“Professor Khan, you mentioned a rigid distinction between race and religion. I want to know what your thoughts are on whether a definition of Islamophobia or anti-Muslim hatred would be helpful.”

“Do you think that there is a risk that any definition of Islamophobia might impact freedom of speech?”

“Professor Cantle, are there any other factors that are driving a lack of community cohesion, for example the cost of living crisis?”

“That’s okay.”

“Is it the Government rhetoric that you have both mentioned and the policies around immigration that are driving this negative impact around community cohesion? Or is it a combination or almost a balance of attitudes, or immigration in itself generally, as well as that Government rhetoric that is being pushed and anti-i…”

“Andrew, do you want to add anything?”

“Is it getting worse? Is it fear that is being exploited rather than any truth to those perceptions?”

“Dr Dhaliwal, how do you think differences or perceived differences in cultural values and social attitudes between different communities impact that cohesion?”