Lord Browne of Ladyton

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Lords Debate 2 June 2025
Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill
My Lords, I add to the welcome to my noble friend Lord Harper. It is good to see him here bolstering our side of the House, although I hope his plea for preferential treatment for former Chief Whips is ignored in the way that it should be. But it is very good to see him here. The Bill we are debati…
Lords Committee Stage 21 May 2025
National Policy Statement for Nuclear Energy Generation
My Lords, it is a pleasure to follow the noble Lord, Lord Browne. My university career was spent studying nuclear strategy, so I welcome the work that the Nuclear Threat Initiative has done. It has also been fascinating to learn that the noble Lord, Lord Wigley, studied nuclear engineering. What exp…
Lords Oral Questions 14 May 2025
Telecommunications Fraud: Reimbursement of Victims
One key area that we are focusing on in the revised fraud strategy is data sharing. I want to ensure that telecoms companies, telecommunications providers, platforms, the police and others share data where there is fraudulent activity. I hope that Members will bear with me but, when the fraud strate…
Lords Oral Questions 13 May 2025
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
I am not able to satisfy my noble friend on those points; I do not have that information. We have urged the Israeli Government to share that information, because it would be very difficult to make an assessment. We stand ready to work alongside Israel, the UN and our partners to ensure that aid is d…
Lords Proceedings 6 May 2025
Energy Grid Resilience
My Lords, as was recognised in the other place, reports suggest that Programme Yarrow and Exercise Mighty Oak yielded useful insights and made a valuable contribution to our preparedness in the event of a disruption to the UK’s power supply. However, as proven by the previous Government’s failure to…
Lords Oral Questions 30 April 2025
AI: Child Sexual Abuse Material
My noble friend raises a really important point, but I stress that if a service, including file-sharing and storage services, poses a material risk to users in the United Kingdom, it must abide by the Online Safety Act and the illegal content duties, no matter where it is based. Ofcom has recognised…

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