Baroness Uddin

15 parliamentary sessions on record in this archive

15 sessions
Lords Proceedings 15 July 2026
Sudan: Operational Restrictions on Humanitarian Actors
My Lords, those of us who have loved and visited Sudan are devastated. I really welcome this Question from my noble friend Lady Brown. What actions are the Government taking through the United Nations and other international platforms to improve accountability for attacks on humanitarian workers in …
Lords Proceedings 17 June 2026
State of Extremism Report
My Lords, I have recently learned about and am deeply concerned by the Prevent programme, which has a voluntary participation clause. Can the Minister explain the criteria being used to identify young Muslim people, in particular, who are deemed fit to be “trained”? How are the Government ensuring t…
Lords Committee Stage 4 June 2026
AI Regulation Bill
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Holmes, for his persistent leadership in this debate. As the Government consider cross-sector AI regulation, I draw your Lordships’ attention to the work I have witnessed as a co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Digital Identity and a memb…
Lords Proceedings 19 March 2026
Middle East
My Lords, I thank the Minister for the Statement. I associate myself with the constructive and thoughtful way in which he has responded and with the comments made by other noble Lords, particularly the noble Lord, Lord Purvis of Tweed, because of the issues that he raised on Sudan. Does the Ministe…
Lords Proceedings 18 March 2026
Digital ID: Public Consultation
My Lords, I declare an interest as the co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Digital Identity. The Minister said that he will consult widely on this and on what support there might be for it. Nearly 3 million people have signed the petition. If they have not already convinced the Governme…
Lords Oral Questions 28 January 2026
National Police Service
My noble friend Lord Stansgate can go ahead.
Lords Oral Questions 21 January 2026
Age of Criminal Responsibility
We can of course provide such statistics as we hold, although I think those on class might be a little more difficult to define than, for example, those on race and gender. It is important to recognise that there are issues relating to children from particular parts of society who are overrepresente…
Lords Oral Questions 20 January 2026
Youth Unemployment
My noble friend makes an important point. As I said in my Answer, it is one of the reasons why young people find it difficult to get into either further training or the workplace. We will certainly ensure, as we are doing through additional support for employers in apprenticeships, that where a youn…
Lords Oral Questions 28 October 2025
People with Disabilities: Employment
My Lords, I thank my noble friend for sharing her circumstance with us. I am really optimistic about Connect to Work. For noble Lords who do not know, Connect to Work is a specialist voluntary support and employment programme. It is for anyone who is disabled or who has a health condition or other b…
Lords Debate 12 September 2025
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
My Lords, this Bill raises profound concerns for me, and I wish to outline five reasons why I cannot support it in its current form. First, although many of us have faced the death of loved ones, in my case I have witnessed the extraordinary comfort that high-quality palliative care can offer, both …
Lords Proceedings 17 July 2025
Sudan
I express my gratitude to the Minister for describing what must have been a heart-rending nightmare, speaking to the innocent people, particularly the women and children, who have been suffering so dreadfully. I declare my interest as a member of the all-party parliamentary group. I have visited Sud…
Lords Proceedings 12 June 2025 2 contributions
Chinese Embassy Development
My Lords, I had not intended to make any points on this, as I tread with care regarding accusations levelled at all Members of Parliament and community leaders who support people of Chinese heritage with whom many of us have long-standing relationships. However, following my noble friend’s question,…
I did ask my question.
Lords Oral Questions 12 June 2025
Post-16 Financial Education
My noble friend makes an important point about the intersection of financial education and the need to ensure that our children have a good understanding about their online safety. Both those things, by the way, have been identified by the curriculum and assessment review that this Government set up…
Lords Oral Questions 11 June 2025
Online Abuse: Protection for Children
My Lords, schools must have a policy on this issue. They are all expected to have a policy about the use of phones in schools, for example, and we have been very clear about our expectations on that. The noble Baroness is right: the issue of mental health is fundamental, and tackling excessive scree…
Lords Oral Questions 12 May 2025
Autism Employment Review
The noble Baroness makes a really good point. There are a number of different forms of support available to people with a range of disabilities or other conditions, if they come forward. Our job coaches have extensive training in a wide range of conditions to work with people who come in who need he…

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