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7 Jul 2026 Human Rights in Kashmir

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7 Jul 2026 Human Rights in Kashmir

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mrs Harris. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Bradford East (Imran Hussain) for securing this important debate. Luton South and South Bedfordshire is a vibrant and diverse area. We have residents with far-reaching global connections, which include a large first, secon

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2 Jul 2026Commonhold and Leasehold Reform: Managing Agents

I am glad to be able to contribute to this debate to give voice to a number of my constituents who have been suffering as a result of the feudal leasehold system for far too long. I thank the Chair of the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee, my hon. Friend the Member for Vauxhall and Camberwell Green (F

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1 Jul 2026Engagements

Q2. A good, safe and secure home is the foundation of everything, and access to a council home at social rent continues to be the biggest issue that my constituents get in touch with me about. However, under this Labour Government in 2024-25, councils delivered the highest annual number of social and affordable homes s

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24 Jun 2026Engagements

Q10. Following last Friday’s train collision south of Bedford, the emergency response from Bedfordshire police, the British Transport police, Bedfordshire fire and rescue service, the East of England ambulance service, Magpas air ambulance and other counties’ air ambulances, our local NHS hospitals, and of course railw

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22 Jun 2026East Midland Railway Collision

Train drivers keep our country running and help contribute billions to our economy; they get people to work, to their holidays and to see their friends and family; and they deliver the food for our supermarkets and the materials to build our houses and infrastructure. No one should go to work and worry they will not co

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16 Jun 2026Social Media Disinformation

Every single day a tidal wave of disinformation is being targeted at social media users in our country and around the world—and if we are in any doubt who is behind that wave of lies and fake images, we need only look at how much of it is designed to undermine the Ukrainian war effort or attack President Zelensky. Does

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16 Jun 2026Social Media Disinformation

7. What diplomatic steps her Department is taking to help tackle the global spread of disinformation on social media.

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10 Jun 2026
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Belfast: Violent Disorder

The crime committed was horrific, and the violence in response has been appalling. Many of my constituents are deeply concerned at seeing what look like racially motivated attacks on families, and people in my community are feeling more scared. I seek reassurances from the Minister that we will continue to stand togeth

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10 Jun 2026Belfast: Violent Disorder

The crime committed was horrific, and the violence in response has been appalling. Many of my constituents are deeply concerned at seeing what look like racially motivated attacks on families, and people in my community are feeling more scared. I seek reassurances from the Minister that we will continue to stand togeth

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9 Jun 2026Modernisation Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 152)

Natascha, you mentioned your experience as Chair of the Backbench Business Committee and the poor fit of allocating e-petitions prior to the Petitions Committee being established. Could you give us a bit more of your take on that?

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9 Jun 2026
intervention
Middle East

I welcome the Foreign Secretary’s statement and the fourth package of sanctions against the groups supporting the extremist Israeli settlers. I also welcome the strengthened guidance that no UK businesses should have any financial or economic links with illegal settlements—although many of my constituents would prefer

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9 Jun 2026Middle East

I welcome the Foreign Secretary’s statement and the fourth package of sanctions against the groups supporting the extremist Israeli settlers. I also welcome the strengthened guidance that no UK businesses should have any financial or economic links with illegal settlements—although many of my constituents would prefer

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4 Jun 2026Children’s Social Care: Enduring Relationships Strategy

I thank the Minister for his statement on enduring relationships for children in social care, and for his emphasis on the need for both elected politicians and officers in local authorities to be resilient in pushing this through. Will he join me in congratulating Luton council’s children’s services on improving from i

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4 Jun 2026Business of the House

Obstructive pavement parking is a serious and dangerous issue in many areas in my constituency, particularly in the central areas of Luton. I am pleased that our new Labour leader on Luton council, Councillor Tahmina Saleem, has made tackling that one of her priorities, particularly because over 600 people signed my pe

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3 Jun 2026Public Service Reform

9. What steps he is taking to support public service reform in Northern Ireland.

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3 Jun 2026Public Service Reform

Many of my constituents have close family ties to Northern Ireland, and understandably take an interest in health outcomes in Northern Ireland and in the United Kingdom as a whole. Does the Minister agree that when it comes to public health all parts of the UK can learn something from each other, and can he update the

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19 May 2026Modernisation Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 152)

It does. Thank you.

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19 May 2026Modernisation Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 152)

That moves me on to my next question, which is to both of you. Would there be any merit in holding shorter debates within your allocated time so that you could cover more subjects?

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19 May 2026Modernisation Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 152)

Jamie Stone, in your submission, your Petitions Committee said that it was broadly content with its allocation of time on Mondays in Westminster Hall, but you expressed some concern about “losing” Mondays—for example, the Monday after a recess or when Monday is not a sitting day. Do you think that the Government should

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