Commons
Oral Questions
Solicitor General
4 June 2026
2 contributions
Violence against Women and Girls
Order. For future reference, you are meant to refer to MPs by their constituency, not their name, but not to worry.
I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.
Commons
Oral Questions
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
4 June 2026
5 contributions
Topical Questions
Hear, hear!
I call the shadow Secretary of State.
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Commons
Prime Minister's Questions
Prime Minister
3 June 2026
3 contributions
Engagements
We now come to the Leader of the Opposition.
I call the leader of the Liberal Democrats.
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Commons
Ministerial Statement
3 June 2026
Speaker’s Statement
Before we come to Prime Minister’s questions, I would like to pay tribute to former colleague Lord Alan Haselhurst, who died this week. Although we come from opposite sides of the Pennines, and the aisle, Alan served this House initially as the MP for the old Lancashire seat of Middleton and Prestwi…
Commons
Proceedings
3 June 2026
2 contributions
South East Water: Disruption of Supply
I remind everybody that this urgent question is about South East Water, not other water companies. I am sure that all questions will be linked to that subject.
I call the shadow Minister.
Commons
Oral Questions
Energy Security and Net Zero
2 June 2026
2 contributions
Transition from Fossil Fuels: Progress
I call the shadow Secretary of State.
I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.
Commons
Oral Questions
Energy Security and Net Zero
2 June 2026
3 contributions
Topical Questions
I call the shadow Secretary of State.
I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.
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Commons
Oral Questions
Energy Security and Net Zero
2 June 2026
Heat Networks
I call Gregory Campbell. Sorry—Jim Shannon.
Commons
Oral Questions
Energy Security and Net Zero
2 June 2026
Household Energy Bills
I call the shadow Minister.
Commons
Ministerial Statement
2 June 2026
4 contributions
Milburn Review: Interim Report
Order. You get two minutes. [Interruption.] Yes, it is two minutes, and it has always been two minutes. I have not changed the rules. When I grant an urgent question, please stick within the rules. That helps me, because we have said that we will try to adhere to that.
Order. Please, the urgent question has been granted, and I do not need Opposition Front Benchers thinking that they can shout the Minister down.
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Commons
Ministerial Statement
2 June 2026
7 contributions
Murder of Henry Nowak
I call the shadow Home Secretary.
I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.
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Commons
Oral Questions
Defence
1 June 2026
Defence Bonds
I call the Chair of the Defence Committee.
Commons
Oral Questions
Defence
1 June 2026
Defence Procurement
I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.
Commons
Oral Questions
Defence
1 June 2026
2 contributions
Russia: Level of Threat
I call the shadow Minister.
I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.
Commons
Oral Questions
Defence
1 June 2026
2 contributions
Armed Forces Recruitment and Retention
Order. Mr Francois, you will have two questions in a moment. I am sure you can hold on for just a minute.
I call the shadow Minister.
Commons
Ministerial Statement
1 June 2026
Speaker’s Statement
I would like to acknowledge that there has been significant public interest in the case involving the murder of Henry Nowak. The case is of legitimate interest to the House, and I note that sentencing will take place today. My understanding, and agreement, is that the Government will bring forward a…
Commons
Oral Questions
Defence
1 June 2026
4 contributions
Topical Questions
Order. I remind hon. Members not to walk in front of a Member when the Minister is answering their question. I call the shadow Secretary of State.
We are still looking forward to the next order, though.
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Commons
Proceedings
21 May 2026
2 contributions
Costs for Motorists
Before we come to the urgent question, let me repeat what I said to the House at the start of this parliamentary Session. The Government’s own ministerial code makes it clear that important policy announcements should be made in the first instance to this House when it is sitting. Some people seem t…
Order. I cannot hear what the Minister is saying. We have agreed to an urgent question in order to hear from the Minister. I am proud of this Parliament and of this country, so I want to hear what the Minister has to say.
Commons
Oral Questions
Business and Trade
21 May 2026
8 contributions
Topical Questions
I call Harriet Cross—not here.
Order. We are on topicals, and I have to get other Members in. I am sure the Minister will have got it.
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