We work in collaboration with partners such as the US to address attacks on democracies through misinformation or cyber-crime. The Elections Bill is part of our efforts to protect democratic systems.

We celebrate all religious communities in the UK. He is right to raise concerns about persecution based on religion, creed or ethnicity, particularly in Muslim-majority countries.

Particularly after the Harry Dunn case, we must ensure that privileges and immunities are tailored to their functional need. We can hold people accountable for ordinary crimes.

Consular officials provide support to British people affected by international parental abduction, advise on the most effective way to make local authorities aware of court orders. FCDO can express interest with relevant courts and liaise with local authorities.

We take our responsibilities on such issues seriously, regularly reviewing our stringent export control regime. We introduced an autonomous sanctions regime to hold violators accountable.

The UK values and welcomes means for Israelis and Palestinians to work together, and we call on both leaderships to do so. We work closely with our US counterparts and will consider their details once they are in a position to engage more.

The Foreign Secretary raised this issue with his Israeli counterpart, I have raised it with the Israeli ambassador. We continue to call for a permanent ceasefire and work with all parties in pursuit of that aim.

We scrutinise carefully any allegations of human rights abuses. During the pandemic, we looked at all possible suppliers including Malaysia, which is a major global supplier of rubber gloves.

AMR is one of the most pressing global challenges we face this century. The UK has invested more than £360 million in research and development on AMR since 2014.

The Prime Minister met Hungarian PM on May 28. Co-operation with Hungary is important for UK's prosperity and security; values such as media freedom were raised in the meeting.

Iran's systemic non-compliance with JCPOA commitments; wide-ranging sanctions are in place. We urge Iran to halt all activities violating the deal and return to negotiations.

Totally agree. We support Israel but also make clear that evictions, demolitions in Jerusalem, and settlement building are contrary to international law and counterproductive.

We have just made the biggest ever donation to the Global Partnership for Education, a 15% increase on last time. As a result, at the G7 we corralled one of the biggest G7 sets of donations—close to $3 billion. We are hosting, with our Kenyan friends, the Global Education summit in the next few days. The point is that, through the leadership of our official development assistance contribution and our diplomatic leadership, we are bringing the world together in pursuit of two targets: 40 million more girls receiving 12 years quality education, and 20 million more girls literate by the age of 10.

Our position on the Armenian genocide is unchanged, but certainly in relation to the other disputes the hon. Lady mentioned, we of course work with the international community to try to alleviate the plight of those on all sides who are suffering.

The UK is supporting the joint investigation into abuses and violations in Tigray, which will inform actions against those identified as having committed abuses or violations. I want to be very clear: we will consider all—all—policy options in response. We will also co-sponsor a resolution at the July Human Rights Council, and conflict experts are providing technical advice to guide our response during this crisis.