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21 May 2026Middle East

I welcome the Minister’s coming to the House this afternoon to provide an update. I believe that he is genuinely concerned about what is happening in Gaza, but the breaches of international law by the Israeli Government continue, and the suffering in Gaza is worsening. I have just one question: will he please give some

defencesocial-careeconomy-jobs
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20 May 2026Defence Readiness

National security should be the primary duty of every Government, and so I have been pleased to be present in this House while listening to the contributions made on defence readiness as part of the King’s Speech debate. When the world today is more dangerous than it has been for a long time and when too many people ar

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

Thank you for that very comprehensive answer. I have had experience of seeing a women’s centre in operation: one in the west midlands, which is run by the JABBS Foundation for Women and Girls. I was really impressed with the holistic services that it provided. I know from the answer that you have given that a residenti

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

Could you explain, please, why you think gender-specific support is required, as far as the criminal justice system is concerned?

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

Good afternoon. I am Warinder Juss, the Member of Parliament for Wolverhampton West. I am a solicitor, but not practising. I am a member of the GMB trade union executive council and a member of various APPGs.

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

Good afternoon. I am Warinder Juss, the Member of Parliament for Wolverhampton West. I am a solicitor, but not practising. I am a member of the GMB trade union executive council and a member of various APPGs.

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19 May 2026Topical Questions

Half of all prisoners lack the basic literacy skills needed to navigate everyday life, only one in three secure employment within six months of release, and a third reoffend within a year. Rehabilitation, reducing reoffending, and improving public safety must be at the heart of our criminal justice system. Will the Sec

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

A very quick question: is the punishment element the fact that they cannot leave Hope Street while they are there?

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

You will be aware that there was a plan to open a residential women’s centre in Swansea, which never transpired. What do you think may have been the difficulties that stopped the centre from opening? Is it a question of funding, or are there other challenges that the Government might be facing that have made it difficu

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

A very quick question: is the punishment element the fact that they cannot leave Hope Street while they are there?

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

You will be aware that there was a plan to open a residential women’s centre in Swansea, which never transpired. What do you think may have been the difficulties that stopped the centre from opening? Is it a question of funding, or are there other challenges that the Government might be facing that have made it difficu

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

I think you have more or less answered the questions that I was going to ask. There is a strong argument to suggest that people are in prison when they should not be there. I know that we have had discussions about rehabilitation in prisons, which is not actually there. How many women and children do you have at Hope S

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

I think you have more or less answered the questions that I was going to ask. There is a strong argument to suggest that people are in prison when they should not be there. I know that we have had discussions about rehabilitation in prisons, which is not actually there. How many women and children do you have at Hope S

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

Could you explain, please, why you think gender-specific support is required, as far as the criminal justice system is concerned?

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

To follow on from the Chair’s question, if you have a person who has been tagged and they are engaging in some sort of criminal activity, what would be your response? How would you act in that situation?

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

Thank you for that very comprehensive answer. I have had experience of seeing a women’s centre in operation: one in the west midlands, which is run by the JABBS Foundation for Women and Girls. I was really impressed with the holistic services that it provided. I know from the answer that you have given that a residenti

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19 May 2026Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 194)

To follow on from the Chair’s question, if you have a person who has been tagged and they are engaging in some sort of criminal activity, what would be your response? How would you act in that situation?

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18 May 2026Youth Justice

I welcome the White Paper. My right hon. Friend has acknowledged that 80% of prolific offenders first offend as children and that two thirds of children reoffend within a year after being released from custody, so does he agree that early and fast intervention is crucial to cut crime? Can he please also outline what sp

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14 May 2026Business of the House

At one of my recent surgeries, I met a constituent diagnosed with premature ovarian insufficiency, also known as early or premature menopause. This required her to take fertility preservation treatment and to go off work with stress. Her employers failed to provide reasonable adjustments, and she has now lost a lucrati

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28 Apr 2026Cost of Living: Wolverhampton West

12. What steps she has taken to help support people with the cost of living in Wolverhampton West constituency.

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