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Electoral integrity, defending democracy, political party security, election interference

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PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Darren Paffey
Direct Answer

Rebuilding trust and integrity in our democracy matters deeply to my constituents. Does the Prime Minister agree that there has never been a more urgent need to defend our country from hostile forces ...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-11

2026-03-11 Kemi Badenoch
Partial Answer

The right hon. and learned Gentleman said, “If she were Prime Minister”, but if I were Prime Minister, HMS Dragon would have left a week ago. The only time—[Hon. Members: “More!”] The only time, he ha...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2025-11-26

2025-11-26 Liz Saville Roberts
Partial Answer

Ms Roberts questioned why the Prime Minister was unwilling to take responsibility and launch a full investigation into foreign interference in our democracies given the limitations of the Reform party...

Answered by: The Prime Minister (Keir Starmer)

PMQs 2025-10-15

2025-10-15 John Whitby
Direct Answer

Can the Prime Minister update the House on the Government’s elections Bill? Does he agree that parties whose leaders accept Russian bribes cannot be trusted?...

Answered by: The Prime Minister (Keir Starmer)

PMQs 2024-05-08

2024-05-08 Keir Starmer
Partial Answer

In addition to losing two Tory MPs in two weeks, the Prime Minister has been on the receiving end of some of the biggest by-election swings in history. He has also lost 1,500 Tory councillors, half of...

Answered by: Rishi Sunak

PMQs 2024-05-01

2024-05-01 Deidre Brock
Partial Answer

Greenpeace Unearthed found 36 supposed grassroots campaign groups that were actually administered by Conservative staff and activists and which were forums for vile racism, antisemitism and Islamophob...

Answered by: Rishi Sunak

PMQs 2024-03-13

2024-03-13 Stephen Flynn
Partial Answer

Your No. 10 office acknowledged an unacceptable rise in extremist activity seeking to divide our society and hijack democratic institutions. Is not this extremism your Tory donors' odious, racist, dan...

Answered by: Rishi Sunak

PMQs 2024-02-21

2024-02-21 Siobhan Baillie
Partial Answer

We have legislated to give the public ID verification options on social media, and tech companies know the safety value and popularity of that, because they offer it now, but for a big fee every month...

Answered by: Rishi Sunak

PMQs 2024-01-17

2024-01-17 Andrew Gwynne
Partial Answer

Yesterday, the Conservative candidate for the Wellingborough by-election revealed that the Conservative party had offered her a deal to be the candidate if the previous Member—her partner—stood down w...

Answered by: Rishi Sunak

PMQs 2023-11-29

2023-11-29 Robert Buckland
Partial Answer

The increasing proliferation of AI-generated disinformation and deepfakes poses a clear and present danger not only to our democratic process, but to the administration of justice itself. What further...

Answered by: Rishi Sunak

Recent Ministerial Questions

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Topical Questions 2026-04-21

2026-04-21 Lisa Smart (Hazel Grove) (Liberal Democrat)
Partial Answer

Last month, the Rycroft review confirmed that the UK [K faces persistent and strategic interference from hostile states and warned [K that our defences against information warfare are “worryingly weak...

Answered by: Stephen Doughty

BBC 2026-04-16

2026-04-16 Cameron Thomas (Tewkesbury) (Liberal Democrat)
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Trump donor Larry Ellison and his son David own C [1D [K CBS News, will soon own CNN, and part-own TikTok. One year after Oracle pai [3D [K paid a six-figure sum to Hanover Communications, the BBC fac...

Answered by: Lisa Nandy

BBC 2026-04-16

2026-04-16 Cameron Thomas (Tewkesbury) (Liberal Democrat)
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I am concerned about Trump donor Larry Ellison ow [2D [K owning CBS News, soon owning CNN, part-owning TikTok, and paying a six-figu [8D [K six-figure sum to Hanover Communications for the BBC's lawsu...

Answered by: Lisa Nandy

Topical Questions 2026-04-13

2026-04-13 Lauren Edwards (Rochester and Strood) (Labour)
Partial Answer

I welcome the action that the Government are taking to improve the reporting and transparency of political donations from unincorporated associations in the Representation of the People Bill. Since 20...

Answered by: Samantha Dixon

Topical Questions 2026-04-13

2026-04-13 James Cleverly (Braintree) (Conservative)
Partial Answer

The Secretary of State cannot answer—he does not have an answer. Perhaps he can give the answer that he failed to give in response to a written question, because he has once again refused to publish e...

Answered by: Steve Reed

Topical Questions 2026-03-23

2026-03-23 Gregory Stafford (Farnham and Bordon) (Conservative)
Partial Answer

Given the ongoing national security concerns, including the risk of foreign interference in elections, will the Home Secretary set out what her Department is doing to ensure that individuals convicted...

Answered by: Dan Jarvis

Topical Questions 2026-03-23

2026-03-23 Peter Swallow (Bracknell) (Labour)
Partial Answer

What conversations has the Minister had with colleagues across Government about a whole-of-society approach to misinformation?...

Answered by: Dan Jarvis

Standards in Government 2026-03-05

2026-03-05 Chris Hinchliff (North East Hertfordshire) (Labour)
Partial Answer

Does the Minister agree that companies donating to political parties should be automatically disqualified from Government contracts, given the past 25 years of data showing companies donating tens of ...

Answered by: Darren Jones

Standards in Government 2026-03-05

2026-03-05 Chris Hinchliff (North East Hertfordshire) (Labour)
Direct Answer

What steps is the Government taking to uphold standards, given concerns about conflicts of interest and the impact of political donations on Government contracts?...

Answered by: Darren Jones

Foreign State Actors Disinformation 2026-03-05

2026-03-05 Peter Swallow (Bracknell) (Labour)
Direct Answer

Given that Meta's representative was unable to confirm whether the company is doing enough to prevent foreign actors from using social media to undermine democratic rights and freedoms, and with the S...

Answered by: Dan Jarvis

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