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2 Sept 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1196)

You appear to be very focused on what you want to achieve in your role, but it will involve the setting up of a new organisation. Do you have any experience of that? What challenges do you foresee in setting up a new organisation, and how will you deal with those? Do you have a timeframe in mind for setting it up?

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31 Aug 2025 Middle East

Instead of taking substantive steps to end the appalling situation in Gaza and agreeing to an immediate ceasefire and long-term sustainable peace, the Israeli Government have ignored us. They have failed to let aid go through, and created a man-made famine. It appears to me that the Israeli Government will only listen

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31 Aug 2025Borders and Asylum

I am very glad the Home Secretary has acknowledged that, like other countries, we have a duty to safeguard those fleeing persecution and seeking sanctuary in Britain. The reason we had 400 asylum hotels back in 2023, at a cost of £9 million a day, and we now have just over 200 asylum hotels, is that the Conservative pa

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21 Jul 2025 Orgreave Inquiry

I remember clearly the miners’ strike of 1984 and, in particular, what happened at Orgreave, and I know that it has many painful memories for a lot of people, so let me first thank and commend the Government for holding this statutory public inquiry. It appears that after four decades we will finally secure some truth

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21 Jul 2025Black Country Day

When I first came to Wolverhampton back in 1968, many years ago, one of the most memorable images that I saw plastered on gates and walls was of “the Doog”—Derek Dougan was well celebrated in Wolverhampton and he was affectionately known as “the Doog”. I thank the hon. Gentleman for mentioning Derek Dougan—one of the l

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21 Jul 2025Black Country Day

Yes, Jeff Astle was indeed a great player.

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21 Jul 2025Black Country Day

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Vaz. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Tipton and Wednesbury (Antonia Bance) for securing this debate. It is a pleasure to see fellow Black Country colleagues and others in the Chamber, on the last day before summer recess, to acknowledge an important celebration f

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9 Jul 2025Civil Service Relocation

3. What steps he is taking to relocate civil service roles to locations outside London.

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9 Jul 2025 Business of the House

Tea is the most popular beverage in the world next to water, providing work for about 13 million people worldwide, but half of young Kenyan tea pickers surveyed by Fairtrade said that the impact of climate change on tea production was the biggest challenge, and only one in five tea farmers and workers surveyed earned e

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9 Jul 2025Civil Service Relocation

I thank my right hon. Friend for his answer. I do indeed feel blessed to have the dual head- quarters of the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, which employs more than 250 people, right next to my constituency office in Wolverhampton West. I welcome the Government’s plans to move civil servant roles

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9 Jul 2025 Resident Doctors: Industrial Action

Does my right hon. Friend agree that we were right to settle the strikes last year, for the sake of ensuring the future of the NHS, protecting the interests of the public and showing our doctors that they are valued, that that will always be his position, and that it is therefore somewhat surprising that resident docto

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8 Jul 2025Trial by Jury: Proposed Restrictions

Does my hon. and learned Friend agree that trial by jury is, and will always remain, a fundamental concept of our British justice system, but we also need to ensure that we restore victims’ faith in the system, and do what we can to ensure justice is not denied by justice being delayed?

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7 Jul 2025Probation Officers

11. What steps she is taking to support probation officers.

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7 Jul 2025Probation Officers

An effective Probation Service is crucial for the rehabilitation and resettlement of prisoners to reduce reoffending. Although I welcome the number of new probation officers to be recruited, Napo reports that probation workloads are unmanageable, staff turnover and sickness are high, and probation officers are often ma

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6 Jul 2025Government Performance against Fiscal Rules

Does the Chief Secretary agree that this Government have had the courage to make the difficult but necessary decisions in an effort to ensure sound public finances and improve the economy, while the Opposition have hid behind their mistakes and have no credible economic plan of their own?

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2 Jul 2025 Business of the House

Last week at a council meeting, when medical dispensation was being sought for Labour councillor Carol Hyatt in the Merry Hill ward of my constituency so that she could undergo cancer treatment, a Reform UK councillor said that was not fair on taxpayers. Will the Leader of the House first please join me in wishing Coun

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1 Jul 2025 West Bank: Forced Displacement

On my hon. Friend’s point, what is happening in the west bank has legally been defined as a war crime by the International Criminal Court. As a supporter of the rule of law, should the UK not therefore condemn these actions as horrific war crimes committed by the Israeli Government, and encourage the wider internationa

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1 Jul 2025 West Bank: Forced Displacement

Does the Minister agree that the UK Government recognising a sovereign state of Palestine now would add more weight to the pressure we are trying to exert on Israel?

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1 Jul 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1074)

With IPP prisoners, at what point do they come into contact with the Parole Board, and what decisions and recommendations are you required to make?

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1 Jul 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1074)

I am Warinder Juss, MP for Wolverhampton West. I am a solicitor, although not practising. I am a member of the GMB union’s executive council and a member of various APPGs.

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