Today has been an awful day. We have lost such a lovely, kind and loving man. Paul O’Grady epitomised the best of Liverpool, heart and soul. His love for all animals, especially dogs is where he did most amazing good and how he will always be remembered. A truly awful day. 😢… https://t.co/8NRE9NQmew

This is so true. It’s failed at the first hurdle. https://t.co/FjyCWQyXQy

Breathtaking. https://t.co/E4mXNd5W7T

When todays show trial is over, there are serious questions to be asked about a process which operates outside of the law, abandons Erskine May and all conventions which provide the customary framework Parliament operates within. Now that E&M has been disposed of, it’s a free for… https://t.co/JRPrQkgiZd

There is a horrible hatred and sickness which resides in the heart of some people who are so partisan and so politically obsessed, they lose all sense of humanity. You are beyond help or hope. https://t.co/IPqoobDptM

Privileges Committee Accidentally Publishes Witnesses' Private Data – Guido Fawkes https://t.co/N8TrNYvdOR

Because the role of a leader during a crisis is to keep morale high amongst those who were working 17hr days 7/7 as morale slumps. No10 was the engine room of the country, it was important to keep people turning up and working and saying goodbye to someone who was leaving was an… https://t.co/CCfe7ElcVh

Karma. https://t.co/oy3Ifj4hjg

.@BorisJohnson very clear today. Not sure there is a reasonable person in the land who would think that the committee could do anything other than totally exonerate him and not before time either.

It was the 20 year anniversary of the Iraq invasion this week. Did Tony Blair at any time face the scrutiny that Boris Johnson has repeatedly been subjected to both at the dispatch box and before committees? No, of course not. He was a Labour PM and a remainer. #Exempt

@hijakejohnstone @christiancalgie I don’t sign EDMs but on this occasion, I’ll make an exception!

And the official Covid inquiry hasn’t even yet begun.

Enjoy! Essential accessories - full tea pot, packet of chocolate digestives, cosy duvet and a roaring fire. 📚 📖 https://t.co/T35NEJiTFz

France is on a knife edge https://t.co/W8YyKioNze

I don’t know where that ‘only 10% gap in the polls now’ poll came from last week or who did it or who runs the company or who commissioned it - I can only say yet again, if it looks like a fish and it smells like a fish …. https://t.co/hYEPN4W23J

All scousers are fiery. It’s a DNA component rooted in hunger, loss, poverty, discrimination and survival which brought creativity, resourcefulness, compassion and bucketloads of humour. I just love Angela Kelly and I bet our pragmatic Queen did too. https://t.co/9bDEz6JooT

@Rupert_Matthews @pritipatel @Jacob_Rees_Mogg @DCBMEP Hi Rupert 👋

Such a predictable and awful shame. What a waste of licence fee payers money. The BBC has ruined Great Expectations https://t.co/B5dVIsVPDF

This conference is going to be exciting. The Conservative Party is a party of membership. Recent events have made it clear, it’s time for members to play their part and take control. Conservative Democratic Organisation | Conference https://t.co/XKj6DF7lkh

There’s another HRT drug shortage for menopausal women to endure. This time it’s Uvestan. Has there ever been a shortage of Viagra for men? No, of course not. #justsaying

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries, one of twelve to be appointed in thirteen years following the

Found: and Petley, ‘Come off it, Ofcom’, British Journalism Review 34(2). 55See Press Gazette, ‘TalkTV’s Nadine

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: 68719 Pre-appointment hearing for Chair of the BBC Board Number Title Reference 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: Nadine Dorries was the Secretary of State, you will have heard of - Boris’ best friend, and Chris was

Found: I’m talking about Nadine Dorries, the former Culture Secretary: she met Robbie Gibb, obviously a member

Found: we had the saga of the appointment of the chair of Ofcom recently in breathless novel terms from Nadine

Found: helped by MPs from 4 political parties including Women’s Health Ministers Jackie Doyle-Price, Nadine

Found: On 19 May 2022 Rt Hon Nadine Dorries MP, the then Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: We spoke to the Secretary of State for Culture at the time, Nadine Dorries, who suggested that the

Found: We spoke to the Secretary of State for Culture at the time, Nadine Dorries, who suggested that the

Found: When the former MP Nadine Dorries was briefly Secretary of State, she appeared before us.

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: Nadine Dorries MP, 103 and the current Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Culture Media and

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: referred to in Paragraph 14 of the report 11 Date From Platform Remark / Comment 15 June 2023 Rt Hon Nadine

Found: industry agrees to new cost-of-living plan following government summit led by Digital Secretary Nadine

Found: On 19 April 2021, the then Minister Nadine Dorries 132 stated that women from Black and other ethnic

Found: give over and over again, is that those who criticise the BBC for making cuts should be writing to Nadine

Found: give over and over again, is that those who criticise the BBC for making cuts should be writing to Nadine

Found: Rt Hon Nadine Dorries MP, Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, and Sarah Healey

Found: We also have Nadine Dorries interviewing Boris Johnson—I don’t know if you saw that; it was hysterical

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: Government has recognised the unprecedented nature of the online s afety regime; former Secretary of State Nadine

Found: Government Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2021–22HC 687 4th SpecialRt Hon Nadine

Found: For example, in last year's debate following our petition on improving black maternal outcomes, Nadine

Found: The Secretary of State, Nadine Dorries, made a statement in the Commons last week, I think, relating

Found: The Secretary of State, Nadine Dorries, made a statement in the Commons last week, I think, relating

Found: The Secretary of State, Nadine Dorries, made a statement in the Commons last week, I think, relating

Found: Dorries MP) Draft Online Safety Bill 35 b) A clear governance process to

Found: I am copying this letter to Rt Hon Nadine Dorries MP, Secretary of State for Digital, C ulture, Media

Found: Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has also now said that she is in favour of making cyberflashing

Found: Rt Hon Nadine Dorries MP Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport 4th Floor 100

Found: Authority (OSB0229) Damian Collins MPChairDraft Online Safety Bill Joint Committee Copied to:The Rt Hon Nadine

Found: Ms Nadine Dorries MP, Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport; Sarah Healey, Permanent

Found: Nadine Dorries: I do.

Found: Oliver Dowden is gone; we now have Nadine Dorries.

Found: From Nadine Dorries MP Minister of State for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and Mental Health

Found: Letter to Nadine Dorries MP on Government commitments in the area of maternity services in England dated

Found: Letter from Nadine Dorries MP on Government commitments in the area of maternity services in England

Found: Letter from Nadine Dorries MP on Government commitments in the area of maternity services in England

Found: Letter from Nadine Dorries MP on Government commitments in the area of maternity services in England

Found: Department, we would welcome the opportunity for the Expert Panel to discuss its preliminary findings with Nadine

Found: Dorries MP, Minister for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and Mental Health at the Department of

Found: Questions 289-379 Witnesses I: Nadine Dorries MP, Minister for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention

Found: Care, Scottish Government, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board , NHS England, and NHS England Nadine

Found: Questions 289-379 Witnesses I: Nadine Dorries MP, Minister for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention

Found: (Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence, People, and Veterans at Ministry of Defence), Nadine

Found: I should say that we are shortly to meet the veterans Minister, Johnny Mercer, and Nadine Dorries,

Found: Department of Health and Social Care 15 October 2020 Twenty-Seventh Report of Session 2019–21 6 Letter from Nadine

Question to the Cabinet Office:

To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, pursuant to the Answer of 25 January to Question 8377 on Peter Bone, whether the severance payments incorrectly paid to (a) Mr Peter Bone, (b) Ms Nadine Dorries, (c) the Rt hon. Member for Bexleyheath and Crayford, (d) the hon. Member for Erewash and (e) the former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Work and Pensions in the Lords, have been recovered.

Answered by John Glen - Paymaster General and Minister for the Cabinet Office

We have previously set out that in any case where a former minister has been paid severance incorrectly, the relevant department will seek to recover the payment. It would not be appropriate to comment further on individual cases.

Question to the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology:

To ask the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, what steps he is taking to (a) promote access to high-speed broadband in rural areas and (b) help ensure that people benefit from digital technologies.

Answered by John Whittingdale

In March 2021, the Government launched Project Gigabit, a £5 billion programme to bring lightning-fast, reliable broadband to premises in rural and hard-to-reach locations across the UK. We have already made over £1.4 billion of funding available to broadband suppliers to build gigabit-capable infrastructure to premises that will not be reached by suppliers’ commercial plans alone.

The Government is also working to ensure that very hard to reach premises that may be unable to access a gigabit-capable connection also see an improvement in their connectivity. In April, the Government announced an £8 million fund to provide capital grants to further promote new satellite connectivity to up to the most remote 35,000 premises, helping these premises get improved broadband where required. Further details on the value of the grants, who will be able to apply for the scheme, and how to apply, will be released in due course.

One of the Government’s priorities is to ensure that no one is left behind in the digital age. This includes people who do not have the access, skills, or motivation to use the internet. The UK’s Digital Strategy published in 2022 is clear that HM Government has a “vision to enable everyone, from every industry and across the UK, to benefit from all that digital innovation can offer.”

To ensure that all people can benefit from digital technologies, we are working with providers to make access affordable for those who need it. We have worked with the industry to ensure there is a range of high-quality, low cost social tariffs for households in receipt of Universal Credit and other means tested benefits from as little as £10 per month. These are available in 99% of the UK. In addition in June 2022, leaders from broadband and mobile operators agreed on a set of industry commitments to help people through the global rise in the cost of living.

Training is also available for adults wishing to acquire digital skills. To put essential digital skills for adults on an equal footing alongside English and Maths, as a third basic skill, the Department for Education introduced a new legal entitlement to study free high-quality Essential Digital Skills Qualifications (EDSQ); and from August 2023, new digital Functional Skills Qualifications (FSQ), at Entry Level 3 and Level 1. We also support the provision of essential digital skills training in community settings through the Adult Education Budget.

Question to the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology:

To ask the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, if she will take steps to restrict the extent to which phone companies may increase tariffs in the context of the increased cost of living.

Answered by Julia Lopez - Minister of State (Department for Science, Innovation and Technology)

The Government recognises that this is a difficult time for families across the country who are struggling to pay their bills as a result of the global rise in the cost of living.

The sector remains highly competitive and UK consumers can currently access some of the lowest mobile pricing in Western Europe. However, it is important that contracts are transparent and consumers understand what they are signing when taking out a new communications service. Ofcom recently announced it has begun a programme of work to consider whether contracts are sufficiently transparent. I look forward to their findings.

In June 2022, leaders from broadband and mobile operators agreed on a set of industry commitments to help people through the global rise in the cost of living. These include manageable payment plans and allowing households, who may be mid-contract but struggling with their bills, to switch to cheaper packages without penalty.

Question to the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology:

To ask the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, whether her Department has made an estimate of the number of telecoms customers who had mid-contract price increases above inflation in the last 12 months.

Answered by Julia Lopez - Minister of State (Department for Science, Innovation and Technology)

Ofcom has a statutory duty to monitor consumer trends in the telecoms sector, and it most recently reported on this in its Pricing Trends Report 2022. While not all providers have implemented price rises, the majority of consumers are likely to have been subject to in-contract price increases in the last 12 months. However, it is not possible to more accurately estimate this due to many households having multiple, bundled contracts across different suppliers.

This is clearly a difficult time for families up and down the country who are struggling to pay their bills as a result of the global rise in the cost of living. To support people to stay connected, leaders from broadband and mobile operators agreed on a set of commitments. These include allowing households, who may be mid-contract but struggling with their bills, to switch to cheaper packages without penalty.

On 23 January, the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology met with chief executives from major broadband providers and made clear her concerns about the impact price rises may have on those who are struggling due to the rise in the cost of living. On 9 February 2023, Ofcom launched a review into the transparency of in-contract price rises. We will review Ofcom’s findings once this work has been completed.

Found: In a press release, Nadine Dorries, then Secretary of State, said the reforms would revamp broadcasting

Found: Maternity Inequ alities Oversight Forum and the Maternity Disparities Taskforce In September 2020, Nadine

Found: Street, Department for Work and Pensions, Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, The Rt Hon Nadine

Found: January 2021, the then Minister of State for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and Mental Health, Nadine

Found: Licence Fee Settlement: Letter to the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, Rt Hon Nadine

Wixams will be a town of over 20k people.It was planned in 1999, Nadine became our MP in 2005. Despite the lack of GP and other healthcare she has made no attempt to support our campaign. I have campaigned for GP provision since I moved here in 2011 when there were 450 homes. We are now 3,000 homes.

Found: Nadine Dorries must go. Wixams, a new town in her constituency has no GP service

Found: Civil society has denounced the initial consultation under the previous Secretary of State Nadine

Tory MP Nadine Dorries has been hit with Ofcom complaints over her TalkTV show. She hasn't spoken in the Commons for 8 months but still gets £87k salary + exps. She voted for cuts in public services and real wage cuts for workers. https://t.co/hXqOmRwOV0

Found: In January 2021, Nadine Dorries, the then Minister of State for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and

Found: In January 2021, Nadine Dorries, the then Minister of State for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and

Found: predecessor, and the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, Michelle Donelan and Nadine

Found: Doogan Scottish National Party Angus Allan Dorans Scottish National Party Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock Nadine

Found: In the words of the (then) Minister of State at the Department of Health and Social Care, Nadine Dorries

Found: MP for Uxbridge was speaking on TalkTV's Friday Night With Nadine, hosted by ex -culture secretary Nadine

Found: the information you requested is available via the following website link:WITN5764002 - Letter from Nadine

Found: Todd MSP, from the then Minister of State for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and Mental Health, Nadine

Found: From Nadine Dorries MP Minister of State for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and Mental Health