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PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Iain Duncan Smith
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We are now at war with Iran. Will the Prime Minister make the decision now to proscribe this brutal bunch of thugs and send them packing, or arrest them and put them in jail right now?...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Edward Davey
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Given the potential links with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, I hope that the Government will move faster to proscribe the group as terrorists. Just before President Trump posted about his sup...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Debbie Abrahams
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I thank the Prime Minister for the funding for three new primary school nurseries in Oldham, but may I ask him specifically about Monday's Liaison Committee meeting, at which he agreed that the Israel...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Kemi Badenoch
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I am going to let the Prime Minister in on a secret: he is the Prime Minister, and he can change the legislation. Hiding behind the Energy Secretary is pathetic. Under the Prime Minister's Labour Gove...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Kemi Badenoch
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The Prime Minister is hiding behind so many people. He is the Prime Minister; he can make this decision today. He is so weak that he is the first person to be pushed around by the Energy Secretary. Le...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-18

2026-03-18 Uma Kumaran
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Violence against women and girls is a global emergency. It is a key concern that we discussed at last week's United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. Social media platforms are promoting and ...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-18

2026-03-18 Claire Hanna
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We have seen this play out before: a US rush to military escalation with no plan for what comes next. The Prime Minister has said that the UK will not be drawn into the wider war. Will he guarantee tw...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-18

2026-03-18 Kemi Badenoch
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The Prime Minister wants to talk about Justice Secretaries. His Justice Secretary is abolishing jury trials; my shadow Justice Secretary is defending British values. I know who I would rather have sit...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-18

2026-03-18 Kemi Badenoch
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I did not hear an answer, Mr Speaker. The Prime Minister is right: it is about his judgment. He has repeatedly told us that Peter Mandelson lied to him, but he will not tell us if he actually picked u...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-18

2026-03-18 Kemi Badenoch
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I know the Prime Minister does not want to talk about the documents that he tried to bury last week. He is going to try to talk about anything else, but he is not going to get away with it. I asked hi...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

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Topical Questions 2026-03-26

2026-03-26 Calvin Bailey (Leyton and Wanstead) (Labour)
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As the US-Iran war pushes up petrol prices, ensuring that people can own electric vehicles is an economic and environmental necessity. To do that, it is essential that families can reach a charging po...

Answered by: Keir Mather

Topical Questions 2026-03-26

2026-03-26 Richard Holden (Basildon and Billericay) (Conservative)
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In September last year, the Secretary of State told the House: “I know the importance of the fuel duty freeze”.—[Official Report, 11 September 2025; Vol. 772, c. 1031.] That was when diesel and petrol...

Answered by: Heidi Alexander

Topical Questions 2026-03-26

2026-03-26 Emma Foody (Cramlington and Killingworth) (Labour/Co-operative)
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I have held debates, asked questions, and had meetings with Ministers and National Highways. In fact, I have spoken about it more than 50 times in this place, but I am feeling lucky today. Does the Se...

Answered by: Heidi Alexander

Topical Questions 2026-03-26

2026-03-26 Emma Foody (Cramlington and Killingworth) (Labour/Co-operative)
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The Government are today announcing one of the biggest ever investments in England's major roads. That £27 billion spread over five years is a down payment on better motorways, smoother journeys and l...

Answered by: Heidi Alexander

Local Bus Services 2026-03-26

2026-03-26 Rachael Maskell (York Central) (Labour/Co-operative)
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York aims for modal shifts out of cars and onto buses but faces an affordability problem with the current allocation in the Mayor's transport budget. Will the Minister consider transferring capital fu...

Answered by: Lilian Greenwood

Good Friday Agreement 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Jessica Toale (Bournemouth West) (Labour)
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What is the Secretary of State doing to share the UK's expertise and ensure that others affected by conflict can benefit from it?...

Answered by: Hilary Benn

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Leigh Ingham (Stafford) (Labour)
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The Minister knows that Stafford residents support the installation of solar panels on all new car parks and industrial buildings, similar to practices in Europe and France. Does he agree this would r...

Answered by: Michael Shanks

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Michael Wheeler (Worsley and Eccles) (Labour)
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Over half of South Shropshire residents rely on heating oil or other solutions, such as liquified petroleum gas, to heat their homes. The recent Government support does very little for the majority of...

Answered by: Martin McCluskey

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Roz Savage (South Cotswolds) (Liberal Democrat)
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Manufacturers have been grappling with energy costs long before the current Iran conflict, hitting Calder Valley firms. Siddall & Hilton, which makes fences, is seeing costs four times higher than Eur...

Answered by: Chris McDonald

Middle East Conflict Energy Security 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Chris Murray (Edinburgh East and Musselburgh) (Labour)
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I am concerned about our energy security being exposed to events in the Middle East because we have relied on oil and gas for too long. Not only do fossil fuels cause climate change, but buying them o...

Answered by: Ed Miliband

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