Recent speeches, debates, and oral and written questions in the House of Commons
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My latest news – more updates here
- “Trust in politics matters” – Siân Berry MP again publishes official meeting log and calls for MP lobbying transparency
- MPs must put controls on intrusive facial recognition
- Defending the right to trial by jury
My latest publications – see more letters and reports here
- Letter to the Cabinet Secretary about the need for an inquiry into Palantir and Mandelson
- Letter to Southern Housing about problems with major works in my constituency
- Urgent letter about Palestine campaigners held on remand and on hunger strike
My recent work in Parliament – see more entries here
- To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what assessment she had made of the potential impact of bottom trawling on meeting the target in the […]
- A Government in thrall to men and corporations drunk on power is the rot at the centre of the Mandelson scandal. When people operate in the shadows, they think they […]
- To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, when he expects the Health and Safety Executive to launch a public consultation as part of the statutory process for […]
- Despite all that President Trump is doing to wreck global stability, our Government still spend billions a year on digital technology contracts, including with US tech giants. Will the Secretary…
- The Government narrowed the scope of the last benefits Bill, and it could widen this Bill to take in the wider benefit cap, too. The Chancellor who could find the […]
- The Government have drawn this Bill too narrowly. It will, as Members have mentioned several times, leave at least 150,000 children in larger families with no extra help at all. […]
- I thank the hon. Member for pointing out yet again that some of us in this House voted to move on this issue many, many months ago, and it is […]
- To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, what has been the financial cost to his Department of litigation related to the WASPI campaign since December 2024.
- If he will take steps to reduce the length of time people are held on remand for protest-related offences.
- I am disappointed that the Minister has not acknowledged the real harm and suffering that is going on, which is an obvious consequence of the escalation by Ministers of the […]