Baroness Davies of Devonport

5 parliamentary sessions on record in this archive

5 sessions
Lords Proceedings 17 June 2026
Social Media: Substances Unfit for Human Consumption
My Lords, my question is very much on the same lines as that from the noble Lord, Lord Addington. Influencers play a huge part in this. We have just seen the Enhanced Games on television. For anyone not aware of it, it is a sporting event where they pump the athletes full of as many drugs as possibl…
Lords Oral Questions 20 April 2026
Schoolchildren: Swimming
We agree that it is a vital skill, not a luxury, which is why it and water safety are key parts of the national curriculum at key stages 1 and 2. We are also aware that factors including pressures around energy costs and ageing facilities may impact the future provision of sports facilities, includi…
Lords Oral Questions 14 April 2026
Single-sex Spaces: Equality and Human Rights Commission Guidance
Everybody should comply with the law; that is the Government’s position. Organisations that have any doubt about this should properly consult lawyers. We are absolutely consistent: the Supreme Court judgment is clear and should be applied. I am not deviating from that position.
Lords Proceedings 6 March 2026
International Women’s Day
My Lords, as somebody once said, at this stage in the debate, anything that can be said has already been said, but not by everyone. I find myself in that position so, if I repeat a few things, it is not surprising. The UN introduction to this, which says that we should be focusing on rights, justic…
Lords Proceedings 12 February 2026
Better Prisons: Less Crime (Justice and Home Affairs Committee Report)
It is a real honour to follow my noble friend Lady Davies of Devonport. I congratulate her on a thoughtful and brilliant first speech, a story of such determination and resilience. She was a total hero of mine growing up—I am trying not to be too starstruck—and a huge inspiration to me and so many y…

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