Baroness Morris of Bolton

13 parliamentary sessions on record in this archive

13 sessions
Lords Proceedings 18 June 2026
Prostate Cancer Screening: AI
My Lords, at the other end of the scale of artificial intelligence is canine intelligence. The wonderful charity Medical Detection Dogs has had wonderful results in early and accurate diagnosis of prostate cancer. Are the Government looking at this as one of their diagnostic tools? If the Minister d…
Lords Oral Questions 19 March 2026 2 contributions
Refugee Movements: Lebanon
We have plenty of time. It is the turn of the Cross Benches.
I recognise the picture the noble Baroness paints. I am very happy to find out more, and to take that back to the Foreign Office to see if we can learn more about the specific questions she raises about the refugee camps. As far as the humanitarian situation in Lebanon is concerned, the crossings ar…
Lords Debate 18 March 2026
Crime and Policing Bill
As the noble Baroness, Lady Falkner of Margravine, has already pointed out, if Amendment 422E is agreed to, I am unable to call Amendments 423, 423ZA or 423A by reason of pre-emption.
Lords Debate 3 February 2026
Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill
Before the noble Baroness tells us what she is going to do, I turn to the noble Lord, Lord Freyberg, to find out what he is going to do with his amendments.
Lords Debate 17 December 2025
Crime and Policing Bill
I cannot call Amendment 355A, as it is an amendment to Amendment 355.
Lords Proceedings 11 December 2025
The UK’s Demographic Future
I thank the noble Baroness for her good wishes; I hope she will still feel the same at the end of my speech. The issue of population change and its consequences has long been an interest of mine, because I believe that successive Governments have failed to give the topic sufficient strategic analys…
Lords Debate 22 October 2025
Planning and Infrastructure Bill
My Lords, the Question should be that further consideration on Report be now adjourned.
Lords Debate 12 September 2025
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
My Lords, we have heard a variety of opinions, and I wish to express mine on what is a vital issue: that of life and death. As a gospel minister, I have been present at the sick and dying beds of so many of my fellow travellers to eternity. It can be a difficult and heart-breaking experience for the…
Lords Debate 3 July 2025
Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill
My Lords, if Amendment 211 is agreed to, I will be unable to call Amendment 215 by reason of pre-emption.
Lords Debate 24 June 2025
Employment Rights Bill
My Lords, there is an error in the page numbering of Amendment 334A, which means that it was marshalled incorrectly. It should have been marshalled as Amendment 330DA, so I will now dispose of Amendment 334A, which was already debated. The noble Lord, Lord Sharpe, will just have to trust me on this …
Lords Proceedings 16 June 2025
Conflict in the Middle East
My Lords, I welcome the Statement and the sensitive way in which the Minister has answered questions at a very difficult time. Last week in the other place, the Minister for the Middle East, Hamish Falconer, said right at the beginning of his Statement: “The two-state solution is in peril ”.—[ Offi…
Lords Oral Questions 13 May 2025
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
The noble Baroness is absolutely right. Delivering aid and humanitarian aid is not something that you can do on a whim. These people are experienced, have knowledge and expertise and know the areas on the ground. I was not referring to the June conference but the one taking place today in New York, …
Lords Proceedings 7 May 2025
Middle East Update
My Lords, I declare my interests as set out in the register. I very much thank the Minister for his comments and the Government for their support. The Government are absolutely right to oppose the expansion of Israel’s operation in Gaza and to question how the Israeli Government’s aid plan is consis…

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