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Speeches by Gethins.

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11 Dec 2025St Andrew’s Day and Scottish Affairs

I fought hard against Brexit in this place, and I continue to fight hard against it. I worked in the European institutions. I was an Erasmus student whose life was transformed by our membership of the European Union. The hon. Member’s party has removed, or refused to take decisions on, those opportunities for young peo

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11 Dec 2025St Andrew’s Day and Scottish Affairs

I will give way one more time, out of respect for the Chair of the Committee, if she can tackle the issue of our relationship with the rest of Europe.

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11 Dec 2025 Foreign Interference

I commend the hon. Member for securing this timely and important debate. Given the NSS and other challenges, we must move closer to European partners—we see what happens when there is division. I commend him for his work in Georgia in particular. Will he comment on the breakdown of the belief in the rule of law and dem

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11 Dec 2025St Andrew’s Day and Scottish Affairs

The hon. Gentleman always makes an entertaining speech. He quoted Edwin Morgan, who, after writing that poem, donated a significant sum of money to the SNP. I just thought that should be on the record.

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11 Dec 2025St Andrew’s Day and Scottish Affairs

And the ’90s.

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11 Dec 2025St Andrew’s Day and Scottish Affairs

I thank the hon. Member for Dunfermline and Dollar (Graeme Downie) for securing the debate, and for the very constructive way he approached it. He focused on young people, migration and those who make our country so much richer, which I thought was a useful thing to debate on St Andrew’s day. In that spirit, can I be t

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11 Dec 2025 US National Security Strategy

The US national security strategy says in black and white what many of us have been warning about for years now. The Minister was right to say that we Europeans need to step up, so can she tell me why Canada has be able to join the SAFE—Security Action for Europe—procurement scheme, which far outstrips any resource the

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9 Dec 2025EU Exit: Economic Growth

2. What assessment she has made of the potential impact of leaving the EU on economic growth.

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9 Dec 2025EU Exit: Economic Growth

I will try to strike a note that is maybe a little better. We worked together with the Prime Minister, the Chancellor and others to overcome the Tories’ secrecy about their analysis of what it would be like to be outside the single market and the customs union. If we can overcome Tory secrecy on an analysis of leaving

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3 Dec 2025Venezuela: US Military

Nicolás Maduro is no respecter of the international rules-based system, but we must be. We do not want to see chaos in Latin America, but we are seeing the biggest military build-up in the Caribbean since the Cuban missile crisis and the biggest US military build-up since the war in Iraq. What lessons would the Ministe

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3 Dec 2025Official Secrets Act and Espionage

May I thank the Minister for his responses today and for the way he is responding to this matter? I know he will be as concerned as the rest of us about descriptions of the process being “shambolic” and the criticism of systemic failures. Can the Minister tell us what has changed? Secondly, what has changed over the pa

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2 Dec 2025Budget Resolutions

Ah! Is the hon. Lady about to disagree with her Scottish leader? Please, I would love to hear it.

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2 Dec 2025Budget Resolutions

I have already given way. I urge the Health Secretary to look at the benefits of the Scottish child payment. I am a believer in solidarity, and would love to see it being rolled out to the rest of the UK, given its successes in Scotland. I say that constructively, and I hope that the Health Secretary will consider it.

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2 Dec 2025Budget Resolutions

It is good to be able to make my presentation today, after the past few days of drama. The Budget is meant to be a showcase for this place. The Conservatives will be well aware of past years when Budgets unravelled in the days just after they were delivered, but I think we all found it quite something to see a Budget u

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2 Dec 2025Budget Resolutions

We would have had the money that the hon. Lady talks about had we remained in the European Union and had access to European regional funding, which she does not want any more. I am astonished at the split in the Labour party over what happens to the Chancellor. I am glad that the Chancellor has the hon. Lady’s confiden

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26 Nov 2025Cost of Living

Will the Secretary of State tell the House by how much household energy bills have risen since Labour came to power?

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26 Nov 2025Cost of Living

The Secretary of State clearly does not know, so I will help him: energy bills have risen by £187 for the average household, with more rises due on the way. He might also want to know that today is National Energy Action’s Fuel Poverty Awareness Day. Scotland is one of the most energy-rich parts of Europe, with our ren

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3 Nov 2025Huntingdon Train Attack

May I put on record our best wishes to the victims and our thanks to the emergency services and railway staff, who did a remarkable job? I know that the Home Secretary cannot comment on this particular case, but one concern I have is around the speculation and disinformation that is rife on social media. Can she make i

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28 Oct 2025Ukraine

I welcome the Foreign Secretary’s comments about Russian frozen assets. She will possibly agree with me that the US is an increasingly unreliable partner for Ukraine. Can she tell me what discussions she has had with European counterparts about securing Ukrainians’ long-range missiles with European partners so that the

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21 Oct 2025Devolution in Scotland

I thank the hon. Member for her intervention. What I find more surprising is that we have had only one majority Government during the period of devolution, yet every Government, regardless of their colour, and every party that has been a part of government—except the Conservatives, who struggle electorally in Scotland,

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