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Speech in Lords Chamber - Thu 20 Oct 2022
Cost of Living: Public Well-being

"My Lords, I thank my noble friend Lady Drake for her characteristic enterprise in securing this debate at this particular time. Not many people will envy the Chancellor of the Exchequer at the moment, as he wrestles with shifting the trajectory of the economy from the feckless spending of his …..."
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Speech in Grand Committee - Thu 09 Jun 2022
Neurological Conditions

"My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Dubs, not just for initiating this debate but for his work over many years in championing the fight that needs to go on all the time against MS and related neurological problems. I also thank the MS Society, which produced some very …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Thu 24 Jun 2021
Social Care and the Role of Carers

"My Lords, I must declare an interest. Like others, my wife and I are carers for our son, who has advanced multiple sclerosis. That takes up a lot of our time.

Members of this House who follow rugby—there are some, I know—will have noted that in the past year or …..."

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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 05 Mar 2014
Health: Multiple Sclerosis Nurses

"My Lords, will the Minister comment on the remarks made to me by an MS sufferer I know very well that MS is a Cinderella service in the NHS and does not get its fair share of resources? Does the Minister agree with those remarks?..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Mon 24 Jun 2013
NHS: Mid-Staffordshire NHS Trust

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To ask Her Majesty’s Government what steps they are taking to issue guidelines about public statements by NHS executives following the announcement of reviews of hospital care launched following the Francis review into Mid-Staffordshire NHS Trust...."

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Speech in Lords Chamber - Mon 24 Jun 2013
NHS: Mid-Staffordshire NHS Trust

"I thank the noble Earl for that reply. I can well understand and share the nervousness, as does the whole House, about some NHS managements after the disasters of Mid Staffs and now Morecambe Bay. Does the noble Earl agree that it is important to avoid a lurch to the …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Thu 08 Dec 2011
Health: Neurological Conditions

"My Lords, I am pleased that my noble friend Lord Dubs initiated this debate, and I congratulate him on focusing the attention of the House on this family of illnesses, which too often can be relegated slightly in the list of priorities. Like many other noble Lords, I have a …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Thu 13 Oct 2011
Multiple Sclerosis

"My Lords, referring to what the noble Earl just said about the Richards report, that report ranked the UK 23rd out of 25 EU countries, with only Slovenia and Lithuania more restrictive on access to new treatments than the UK. The NICE guidelines will not be revised until 2014, having …..."
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