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Queen’s Speech
11 May 2021
Lead MP
Lindsay Hoyle
Chorley
Speaker
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General Debate
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Lindsay Hoyle raised concerns about queen’s speech in the House of Commons. Other MPs contributed to the debate.
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Lindsay Hoyle
Speaker
Chorley
The Speaker read out the Queen's Speech which outlined the government’s priorities including: delivering a national recovery from the pandemic, levelling up opportunities across the UK, protecting public health through vaccination and additional NHS funding, supporting jobs and economic growth, strengthening ties within the union, investing in infrastructure, prioritising education for children, housing reforms, addressing racial disparities, supporting green industries, enhancing democracy and constitution, increasing safety and security for citizens, providing military support to armed forces, implementing foreign policy measures, deepening trade ties, continuing aid efforts, upholding human rights globally.
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