Torcuil Crichton

Lab

83 parliamentary sessions on record in this archive

83 sessions page 4 of 4
Commons Oral Questions Defence 19 May 2025
UK-EU Defence and Security Agreement
Will the Minister join me in congratulating the crew of HMS Dragon, which succeeded in obliterating a supersonic missile with a Sea Viper missile off the coast of the Hebrides? The Royal Navy hit their target thanks to the work of the MOD Hebrides range. Will he also congratulate them on their conti…
Commons Debate 16 May 2025
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. I thought this was a debate to discuss amendments, not a general debate.
Commons Proceedings 15 May 2025
Business of the House
Pupils at Leverhulme Memorial school in Harris, in the most beautiful constituency in the country, have won the top prize in the Eco-Schools Scotland awards. They are the most environmentally aware pupils on the planet, and when I visited the school they gave me a lesson on the effects of microplast…
Commons Debate 14 May 2025 3 contributions
Data (Use and Access) Bill [Lords]
rose —
I thank the Minister for—
+1 more contribution in this session
Commons Oral Questions Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office 13 May 2025
Topical Questions
T5. I welcome that the UK Government are to convene an urgent session of the UN Security Council this afternoon to discuss the food situation in Gaza. Will Ministers ensure that Dame Barbara Woodward takes a message from my constituents, including Mairi MacKinnon, Ian Stephen, Louise Scullion and Ma…
Commons Prime Minister's Questions Prime Minister 7 May 2025
Engagements
As you know, Mr Speaker, I am alarmed by news that the Press Association, which assiduously covers our exchanges here, may cut back its dawn-to-dusk coverage through redundancies. Hansard faithfully records our words, but it is reporters in the Press Gallery who bear witness to the human drama here,…
Commons Ministerial Statement 6 May 2025
Trade Negotiations
As other Scottish MPs have mentioned, this deal is good news for the whisky industry. It means, “Uisge beatha gu leòr”—whisky galore. It is also good for food producers, such as crofters in the Western Isles, whose exports of lamb products now face zero tariffs, and the salmon farming industry, whic…
Commons Westminster Hall 30 April 2025
Parthenon Marbles: British Museum Act 1963
I thank the hon. Gentleman for securing this debate, to which I am largely sympathetic, even as a member of the British Museum. He speaks of a win-win, for which the Lewis chessmen are a template. One of the most iconic parts of the British Museum’s collection, they were found in Uig in Lewis, in my…

Parliamentary information from Hansard, licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0.