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Labour has said it will fully investigate any allegation of sexual harassment.
Three female MPs say they were advised to "watch out" for the Labour MP Geraint Davies.
New plans could allow a panel to bar MPs and peers if the are accused of violent or sexual offences.
He has said he will give the Covid inquiry his messages in full, after the government refused to.
Rishi Sunak was in Moldova for a summit of 47 nations that was dominated by the war in Ukraine.
Free speech and academic freedom in universities are facing "urgent threats", Prof Arif Ahmed says.
Mark Drakeford says he would "dispute" the UK government's moves to stop glass being included.
A group led by former PM Gordon Brown says more powers need to be devolved to the nations and regions.
Science minister George Freeman thinks the challenge is set to fail but says it is worth testing.
Work at two London hospitals is yet to begin, an NHS trust says, despite claims by the health secretary.
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My hon. Friend is making some very good points, and I congratulate him on securing the debate. He will recognise that there is a tension between payment by activity, which is not necessarily a...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps his Department is taking to prevent closures of rural dentist practices.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps his Department is taking to improve access to NHS dentist for people in rural areas.
There is also a broader issue with the Government energy rebate during the winter period. People who live in park homes receive the energy rebate at the behest of the park home owner—they...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, whether her Department plans to take steps to provide guidance for (a) web hosting companies, (b) telephone infrastructure companies, (c)...
I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Ipswich (Tom Hunt) on securing this debate. In my 13 years serving my constituents and the people of Suffolk in this House—he is right about...
To ask the Attorney General, what plans the Government has to tackle the harmful emotional and financial effects of fraud on vulnerable and elderly people.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what estimate he has made of the financial cost of agency, bank, and other temporary staffing costs at NHS and NHS foundation trusts (a)...
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether he plans to take steps with the Payment Systems Regulator to increase the compensation available to people affected by authorised push payment fraud.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, whether the Government plans to introduce a Minister for Economic Crime.
I am uncomfortable with net migration at current levels, as I believe are most of my constituents. I understand what the Government are doing about one-year taught masters; they seem to be about...
I really look forward to welcoming the Prime Minister to Portman Road for Ipswich Town against Southampton next season. Of course, in addition to Ipswich Town, Ipswich Wanderers have also been...
Does my right hon. Friend agree that, when thinking about the level of net migration, we should consider not just GDP and economic impact but the social and cultural impact of such rapid change,...
To ask the Secretary of State for Education, whether parents with young people with SEND have applied to the Fair Access Protocol.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many young people have not been admitted to the school named in their education, health and care plan in each of the last five years.
Does my hon. Friend find it curious that the Labour contribution to this debate seems to be for shadow Ministers to heckle speeches from Conservatives and not to offer any speeches of their own?...
You are on the side of reckless protesters who, time and again, want to grind our settlements to a halt. It is absolutely clear. I will draw my remarks to a close, but will watch with interest...
It is clear that I have touched a nerve here. I find the interplay between the SNP and the Labour party quite remarkable. The reality is that the Labour party has made it clear time and again...
I will not be giving way anymore. I also saw locally that the Just Stop Oil activists, once they had finished their protests, went and joined another protest that was attended by the Labour...
I am not really sure what the point was there. I have said that there is a tension in the Labour party: we have no such tension on this side of the House. And we do not have a problem with...