Lord Redwood

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Lords Oral Questions 10 March 2026
Foreign Direct Investment
If anything is clear from the past couple of weeks, it is that energy sovereignty and controlling our own destiny when it comes to energy is critical. The macro environment and geopolitics are regrettable and unfortunate. They bring pressures on our energy, but security and the commitment we have ma…
Lords Proceedings 3 March 2026
Gibraltar Treaty
What increases will there be in taxes, excise duties and handling charges? How much money will be sent to Spain for levelling up? What are the estimated costs of all the additional regulation? Is this not rather bad for business in Gibraltar?
Lords Proceedings 26 February 2026
Resetting the UK-EU Relationship (European Affairs Committee Report)
My Lords, it was a pleasure to serve under the chairmanship of the noble Lord, Lord Ricketts, who had a difficult task indeed. His choice of title is apposite, first, because resetting our relationship is a continual process, not a single act, so it is rightly unfinished business, but, secondly, bec…
Lords Proceedings 26 February 2026
Diego Garcia and British Indian Ocean Territory
Why do the Government think the international courts can make us give Diego Garcia away to Mauritius when there are very clear defence opt-outs from their jurisdictions in the relevant treaties?
Lords Proceedings 24 February 2026
Lord Mandelson: Government Response to Humble Address
I welcome the Government’s decision to take this very seriously and to publish in tranches. Given that many days have now elapsed, will the Government publish a tranche tomorrow to show good faith, so that the proper process of scrutiny can begin?
Lords Oral Questions 23 February 2026
V-levels
The noble Lord is of course right that we need good jobs for young people. We also need investment in their education and training, which this Government are putting in place. The £1.5 billion that the Chancellor made available to support the youth guarantee and apprenticeships for young people will…
Lords Proceedings 12 February 2026
Better Prisons: Less Crime (Justice and Home Affairs Committee Report)
My Lords, it gives me great pleasure to follow my noble friend Lord Redwood. I welcome him to your Lordships’ House and congratulate him on his excellent and, may I say, pithy maiden speech. My noble friend brings a wealth of in-depth and current political and business experience, coupled with a rec…

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