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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

Equally, the veterans commissioner could play an important role in implementing the veterans strategy, with its three core themes to celebrate, contribute and support. They could also play an important role in co-ordinating responses of the veterans advisory and pensions committees across England to provide local outre

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

Indeed, that very point was made last year in the Defence Committee report that stated that the issue was not about how the covenant was legislated for or the nature of the services provided, but about how it was enforced and provided for. Given that the Government seem content to expand the extent of the covenant, we

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1 Jun 2026Topical Questions

The SDR acknowledges that a significant proportion of the reserves work in the NHS and that, if they were to be deployed, there would be significant issues. Given that defence medical services and the NHS have to work together, will the Government set out what plans they are putting in place for this?

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1 Jun 2026 Health Bill

As an active user of the NHS, I welcome steps that can be taken to help improve patient experience and care, but the NHS is a delicate ecosystem: mistakes and errors do not just lead to a loss of money—they can be life-changing and, quite literally, a matter of life or death—so it is absolutely essential that we get th

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21 May 2026Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill

In March, the Government released their steel strategy, which talked about taking bold steps to help to grow the industry. The bold steps that we have before us include granting powers to nationalise the industry and introducing a 50% tariff in six weeks’ time on the import of steel products that can also be made in th

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21 May 2026Middle East: Economic Response

Food inflation is forecast by the Food and Drink Federation to reach at least 9% by the end of this year. Energy costs are driving up food inflation, as are a lot of the other anti-business policies put forward by this Government, including not incorporating food manufacturing in the industrial strategy. When will the

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21 May 2026Topical Questions

Back to the 1 July tariffs: the quotas are too small and the commodity codes are too broad. The steel required for aerospace can come only from, I think, SSUK, which is currently in liquidation. That grade of steel cannot be produced elsewhere—that is for commercial steel. Businesses will be bankrupted within six month

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21 May 2026Business of the House

I want to raise a case of gift card fraud. My constituent Nigel Bannister was recently given a gift card as a birthday present, but, by the time he came to redeem it, the money had gone. This is a rising trend, where people are taking a photograph of the cards and stealing the PIN details, and claiming them before some

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21 May 2026Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill

I will be sure to write to the Minister with more details. First, none of this steel can realistically be made in the UK. The Government have provided a list of potential suppliers, but the majority, including British Steel, only make commercial not aerospace-grade steel, and the only company that might, Speciality Ste

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19 May 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 66)

I just want to follow up, because obviously we have talked about the just-in-time model, but then in your report you talk about moving to a more just-in-case model. Obviously you have talked about the importance of storage and that resilience, but if we were to try to take that step tomorrow how else would we move, do

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19 May 2026 High Speed 2: Impact on Communities

The communication element is certainly important. Villagers in Greatworth and Radstone in Northamptonshire have been massively isolated by the works that have been carried out, while the active travel route that Brackley residents wanted has not been possible because it is bypassed by HS2. Does my hon. Friend agree tha

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19 May 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 66)

How do you then keep it affordable, though? Obviously, if it is going to be highly nutritious, which you would hope it always would be, then how? Other than discounting it, how do you do it?

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19 May 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 66)

Chair, that has basically covered the section I was going to come to later. As you said, it is about that prioritisation. That takes that section out.

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19 May 2026High Speed 2 Reset

Many farmers, small businesses and residents have had access to their properties disrupted by the construction of HS2. The Wilcoxes in my constituency have been battling for more than five years to get a simple deed of easement to guarantee access to their property. As a former property lawyer, I know that is a very si

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28 Apr 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 415)

Dame Helen, thank you for your answers so far. As the Chair alluded to, the future of our relationship with the EU is coming into a sharp focus, especially for the EFRA Committee with the SPS negotiations coming forward, which is likely to involve dynamic alignment. Given that concept and the Government seemingly movin

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28 Apr 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 415)

In talking about the independence, the Government will obviously have one priority going one way and there will be that balancing side. One of the concerns that we have with the SPS agreement is it says, “sanitary and phytosanitary”, so it is the movement of animal and plant products. Also around other elements, for ex

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28 Apr 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 415)

Yes. That dynamic alignment point will become a big issue to think about.

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21 Apr 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 589)

Welcome everyone. We are going to look at the impact of the war in Iran. Jo and Rohit, could you give us a brief overview of the issues currently facing UK agriculture as a result of the impact of the conflict?

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21 Apr 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 589)

Welcome everyone. We are going to look at the impact of the war in Iran. Jo and Rohit, could you give us a brief overview of the issues currently facing UK agriculture as a result of the impact of the conflict?

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