Lord Shinkwin

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Lords Statutory Instrument 22 July 2025
Enterprise Act 2002 (Mergers Involving Newspaper Enterprises and Foreign Powers) Regulations 2025
My Lords, I oppose the Motion from the noble Lord, Lord Fox. In so doing, I have a non-pecuniary declaration I must make: I am the co-chairman of the UAE-UK Business Council, so I am fully aware of the situation there. The Government’s proposal would allow a minority, non-controlling stake of up to…
Lords Proceedings 9 July 2025
NHS 10-Year Plan
My Lords, the Minister has very kindly said that she will write to my noble friend Lord Kamall about fracture liaison services. I declare an interest as someone with a rather painful bone condition, and I am delighted that they were mentioned in the 10-year plan. In her letter to my noble friend, ca…
Lords Oral Questions 19 June 2025
Self-driving Vehicles: Disabled Passengers
The Government are really committed to including people with disabilities in mainstream life and work, and I think the availability of autonomous vehicles ought, over time, to enable that more fully, as we have described—in rural areas, for example—than happens now. The Government have consulted ext…
Lords Oral Questions 4 June 2025
Special Educational Needs: Dyscalculia
My Lords, I too congratulate my noble friend Lady Bull on securing this debate and making such a strong case for action in just under 10 minutes. On Monday, we released the final report of the Maths Horizons Project, which I have had the privilege of chairing for the past eight months. This project…
Lords Oral Questions 20 May 2025
Assistive Technology
I am aware of the important work that the all-party group does and the specific recommendation for the centre that the noble Lord outlines. I understand that my right honourable friend Stephen Timms is working on the short-term improvements to the distribution of assistive technology, as spelled out…
Lords Debate 15 May 2025
Renters’ Rights Bill
My Lords, I support Amendment 275C in the name of my noble friend Lady Coffey. I apologise to noble Lords that this is the first time I have spoken on the Bill. I thank my noble friend for tabling this amendment, for a number of reasons: first, as someone who, as a result of injury, has had to be fa…
Lords Proceedings 9 May 2025
80th Anniversary of Victory in Europe and Victory over Japan
My Lords, the words of His Majesty the King, as reported in the news, focused on the words that we should not forget. It is a privilege to be part of a debate like this where so much has been remembered—such varied and rich memories indeed. I have searched in my mind for how to concentrate or focus …
Lords Oral Questions 7 May 2025
Antisemitism on University Campuses
We have heard many harrowing accounts today. Of course antisemitism has existed for millennia, long before the Hamas atrocities on 7 October, and it is a privilege to be in the presence today of so many people who have literally dedicated their lives, and have had to do so, to fight antisemitism. I…
Lords Oral Questions 1 May 2025
Prosthetics for Amputees
My Lords, I, too, thank the noble Lord, Lord Mackinlay, for securing this debate. I, too, pay tribute to him. What a marvellous man he is, and what an inspiration to us all. He reminds me very much of my friend, the late Duke Hussey—Lord Hussey—who was injured and taken prisoner at the Anzio beachhe…

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