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Speeches by Hoyle.

Every Hansard contribution by Lindsay Hoyle this parliament, most recent first. Back to the MP page for the headline figures and analysed positions.

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13 Jul 2026High Streets Organised Crime Unit

I call Harpreet Uppal—not here.

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13 Jul 2026Death of Ann Widdecombe

Order. Just for the record, the security of every Member of Parliament is equal to me, and I assure you that there is no difference between Members. When things are brought to my attention, I do not put out there what is happening and what has been done, because we do not discuss security. But I reassure everybody that

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13 Jul 2026Topical Questions

I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.

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13 Jul 2026British National Overseas Visa

I call the shadow Minister.

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13 Jul 2026Death of Ann Widdecombe

I call the shadow Home Secretary.

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13 Jul 2026Speaker’s Statement

Colleagues, before we begin today, I would like to pay tribute to Ann Widdecombe, who died in tragic, deeply troubling circumstances last week. Ann was a formidable politician and a prominent figure in public life. She was the Member of Parliament for Maidstone for 27 years, holding a number of ministerial posts in the

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13 Jul 2026Death of Ann Widdecombe

Before we come to the statement, I must advise the House that the case relating to Ann Widdecombe’s death is not yet sub judice, as charges have not been brought. However, a live criminal investigation is ongoing and Members should take care not to say anything in this House that might prejudice a future trial. I there

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13 Jul 2026Local Government Reorganisation

Be careful that they do not accuse you of protesting too much.

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13 Jul 2026Topical Questions

I call the shadow Home Secretary.

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13 Jul 2026Police Officer Numbers

I call the shadow Minister.

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13 Jul 2026Death of Ann Widdecombe

I call the Mother of the House.

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13 Jul 2026Death of Ann Widdecombe

I call the Chair of the Home Affairs Committee.

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13 Jul 2026Violence against Women and Girls

I call the Chair of the Select Committee.

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13 Jul 2026Asylum Hotels

I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.

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13 Jul 2026Death of Ann Widdecombe

I call John Slinger, a member of the Speaker’s Conference on the security of candidates, MPs and elections.

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13 Jul 2026Death of Ann Widdecombe

I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.

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13 Jul 2026Business of the House

Such a move would also require the agreement of the House and, from colleagues’ faces, I am not sure it is quite ready.

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13 Jul 2026Local Government Reorganisation

To be clear for the record, there have been a lot of accusations that people have been briefed. I can assure the House that I know of no briefing—not even to me, although I had hoped to have one.

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13 Jul 2026Local Government Reorganisation

Order. There is no point in taking everybody. This urgent question is going to be brief, because we are going to do this again on Thursday, when we will have all the facts before us. If I had been told this earlier, this would not have happened. I call the Chair of the Select Committee.

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13 Jul 2026High Streets Organised Crime Unit

I call the shadow Minister.

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MethodEach row is one contribution (intervention or speech). Word count from the official text.