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Commons Oral Questions 6 May 2025 11 contributions
Health and Social Care Reform
Children and families care service investment children's mental health
Lords Oral Questions 6 May 2025 16 contributions
Knife Crime
Children and families child criminal exploitation community organisations
Commons Oral Questions 6 May 2025 6 contributions
Perinatal Mental Health
Children and families family hubs fatherhood mental health
Commons Ministerial Statement 1 May 2025 65 contributions
Business of the House
Children and families brain tumour research funding great british energy bill
Lords Debate 1 May 2025 82 contributions
Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill
Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 Children and families children's wellbeing free breakfast clubs
Commons Westminster Hall 30 April 2025 17 contributions
Gender Incongruence: Puberty Suppressing Hormones
Children and families dutch protocol gender distress
Lords Oral Questions 30 April 2025 19 contributions
Homelessness: Young Adults
Children and families care leaver transition homelessness prevention funding
Lords Oral Questions 30 April 2025 16 contributions
AI: Child Sexual Abuse Material
Children and families ai generated child abuse material child exploitation online
Commons Prime Minister's Questions Prime Minister 30 April 2025 60 contributions
Engagements
Children and families houthi attacks yemen parliamentary trade deal scrutiny
Commons Oral Questions Wales 30 April 2025 12 contributions
Violence against Women and Girls
Children and families domestic abuse offences domestic abuse protection orders

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