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22 Apr 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1837)

That is really clear, thank you. The delivery plan is coming up; that is a big strategic moment. What other big strategic decisions are you are facing?

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22 Apr 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1837)

I am sure my colleagues will have questions on measurement in particular. If I could ask you to focus on the overall company-wide benefits management process, that would be really helpful at this stage.

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22 Apr 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1837)

Then it is the productivity of the undertaking, not the asset or the pound invested; the productivity of the works, the programme, even the contractor, or what are you measuring the productivity on?

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21 Apr 2026Illicit Finance Summit

1. What steps she is taking to help ensure the illicit finance summit 2026 will tackle international economic crime.

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21 Apr 2026Illicit Finance Summit

The summit is an opportunity for global action on the dirty money that flows through our financial systems, but the Foreign Secretary might rightly be asked by our international partners why overseas territories, who fly our flag and have our King as their Head of State, are preventing transparency and accountability f

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21 Apr 2026Middle East: Economic Update

On heating oil, members of the Chancellor’s Treasury team have been keen to point out that the small amount of funding—the equivalent of about £35 a household—was just the first step. Can she outline when the next step will come to support houses that are dependent on heating oil?

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

The hon. Member is perfectly entitled to upgrade his geographical reference to “fellow Member from Norfolk”, as a decent quarter of his constituency is in the same county as mine. He will know that a disproportionate percentage of the population in Norfolk is older. There is a tragic, understated reality. When I visit

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

I totally agree. It is the same cash-flow problem, the same price peaking problem and the same issue of intermittent delivery—because people do not refill every week or every month—but it is a different slice of the petroleum refinement process, so it is volatile in a slightly different way. In some cases, it is even m

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

I do agree. That great example shows that even if the increase does not push a household over the edge into total poverty, it will cause people to have to make tough decisions about their money. Like my hon. Friend, I have inevitably received a range of messages on this issue. Unfortunately, I have had quite a few on s

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

I wish my hon. Friend’s constituent well in his recovery. This is just not something we had to think about 10 or 20 years ago. I am sure price-sensitive households were always thinking about every line on their household budget, but for somebody going from hospital to convalescence to home, continuing healthcare probab

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

Again, I agree, for reasons I will come on to. I will just note that the ministerial meeting for Members early on in this crisis, which was very welcome, featured a really interesting profile of Members from across the House. Rural and coastal Members often find themselves together, and Northern Ireland Members such as

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

I surely will, and I will explain why very shortly.

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

I completely agree. As I said, these homes vary widely, as do the families that live in them, but what connects all these places and people is a unique and worrying exposure to oil price shocks impacting their daily lives. Running a home on heating oil means buying energy in advance, in bulk and irregularly throughout

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

A couple of years ago, I recall a senior former Secretary of State from the Conservative party, who shall remain nameless for the purpose of this anecdote, saying how annoying it was that the Liberal Democrats had gained 72 seats. Previously, they knew we would work out the right answer to these complicated challenges

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

Gladly. [Laughter.]

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

I wholeheartedly agree, which is why I was so glad to be granted this debate, and I am sure other Members share that view. There is a long-term discussion to be had about Government action on retrofitting and reducing the fuel poverty gap, but right now the urgent issue is the price today. I was pleased to see progress

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15 Apr 2026Cost of Heating Oil

I beg to move, That this House has considered Government support for the cost of heating oil. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dr Allin-Khan. It would be fair to say that North Norfolk is quite rural. We are proud of that, and we enjoy the beauty and tranquillity that it affords those of us lucky enough

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14 Apr 2026Hidden Credit Liabilities: Role of the FCA

I would like to start with a story about greed from a previous life. When I was a young, stony-broke filmmaker, unable to afford the hotel costs of the Cannes film festival, I was staying many miles away in cheap digs and was therefore stone-cold sober for the entire undertaking. I watched as, under the gaze of Harvey

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26 Mar 2026Business of the House

A small business owner in my constituency who relies on Facebook and Instagram to market her flower business has had her accounts disabled and advertising blocked after she was mistakenly flagged as spam by the system; she has heard nothing back. All the while, we know that scam and spam adverts—many powered by artific

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26 Mar 2026 Coastal Erosion

North Norfolk residents, researchers and council staff all contributed to this inquiry. I welcome this report—I think it is excellent, and I thank the hon. Member for presenting it today. I wanted to ask her about two points. First, she has already touched on Flood Re; does she agree that the Government must work at pa

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