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HANSARDTopical QuestionsT4. The waiting time to see a cardiologist in the Manchester University NHS foundation trust is an unacceptable 66 weeks. What will the ministerial team do to reduce that waiting…14 Jul 2026HANSARDRochdale Grooming Gang: Offender DeportationWe cannot call ourselves a civilised society while Shabir Ahmed is walking the streets of this country. I agree with the thrust of the question by the hon. Member for Weald of…06 Jul 2026HANSARDPolice Leadership Commission ReportI am fully supportive of Stephen Watson, the chief constable of Greater Manchester. It is the first time I can say that about a chief constable since the 1970s. We have had chief…06 Jul 2026HANSARDAstronomy and Space Science: FundingParticle physics and astronomy have had a rough deal since the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council—PPARC—was abolished about 19 years ago. I understand that the…01 Jul 2026HANSARDFly-tipping: Residential AreasAny hon. Members who wish to take off their jackets have permission to do so. I call Melanie Onn to move the motion.23 Jun 2026HANSARDFly-tipping: Residential AreasOrder. I remind hon. Members that if they want to participate in the debate, they should bob at the end of every speech. I will call the Front-Bench spokespeople at 10.30 am.…23 Jun 2026HANSARDFly-tipping: Residential AreasOrder. Your time is up. Before calling the Front-Bench spokespeople, I remind hon. Members that although there are often good reasons for being late to a debate, it is a courtesy…23 Jun 2026HANSARDFly-tipping: Residential AreasOrder. I ask the Minister to leave a couple of minutes for the proposer of the debate to wind up.23 Jun 2026HANSARDMurder of Henry NowakIn the ’80s and ’90s in this country, many police officers carried out their duties in a prejudicial and racist way. I am proud of having worked alongside many others to eliminate…02 Jun 2026HANSARDWomen’s Health and Wellbeing: Online CensorshipI did not want to interrupt the hon. Lady in what has been an interesting debate, but I remind hon. Members that if you say “you”, that is me—21 May 2026HANSARDWomen’s Health and Wellbeing: Online CensorshipI did not want to interrupt the debate, but it is worth remembering for future debates. Question put and agreed to . Resolved , That this House has considered the matter of the…21 May 2026HANSARD “For Women Scotland” Court Ruling: First AnniversaryOrder. I remind Members that they should bob if they wish to speak, as it is very helpful in determining whether to put a time limit on. Given the number of Members standing,…14 Apr 2026HANSARD “For Women Scotland” Court Ruling: First AnniversaryOrder. I remind hon. Members that interventions should be short and to the point. We have had two quite lengthy interventions. The business is not oversubscribed, so if hon.…14 Apr 2026HANSARD “For Women Scotland” Court Ruling: First AnniversaryOrder. Can the hon. Lady bring her comments to a close, having answered the hon. Gentleman’s question?14 Apr 2026HANSARD National Suicide Prevention StandardI remind hon. Members that they may make a speech only with the prior permission of the Member in charge and the Minister. I have received no information that such permission has…14 Apr 2026HANSARD Ground-mounted Solar Panels: AlternativesOrder. Two hon. Members have intervened after coming late to the debate. As a courtesy to the Chair and Members, they really should send a note. I have had a note from another…14 Apr 2026HANSARD Ground-mounted Solar Panels: AlternativesOrder. I call the shadow Minister.14 Apr 2026HANSARD Ground-mounted Solar Panels: AlternativesOrder. Before the Minister starts his speech, I remind him to leave a couple of minutes at the end for the Member in charge to wind up.14 Apr 2026HANSARD Ground-mounted Solar Panels: AlternativesOrder.14 Apr 2026HANSARDTopical QuestionsThe Home Secretary has been commendably robust in her response to antisemitism and attacks on Jewish institutions, particularly since the two members of the congregation at Heaton…23 Mar 2026