Maccabi Tel Aviv FC: Away Fans Ban
Debate between Sarah Jones and Charlie Dewhirst(1 day, 19 hours ago)
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Sarah Jones
Yes, I can absolutely assure the right hon. Gentleman that we will learn whatever lessons we need to learn and take whatever action we need to take. Of course, that applies across all forces, not just West Midlands police.
Charlie Dewhirst (Bridlington and The Wolds) (Con)
Is the Minister aware of any representations made by UEFA in advance of this fixture?
Energy Prices: Energy-intensive Industries
Debate between Sarah Jones and Charlie Dewhirst(7 months, 1 week ago)
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Sarah Jones
I have met and talked with those from Stellantis many times, and while the closure of the site at Luton was of course very difficult, I know that the reasons were global and complex; it is simply not the case that it was because of energy policy. Stellantis faced a whole range of issues globally, and it had to respond in the way it did. We regret that, and we offered support, but we could not get to a point where we could persuade it to stay. We are working with the MPs and the local council to ensure that what comes afterwards provides good, decent jobs, but the hon. Member is just wrong to say that that was the only reason.
Charlie Dewhirst (Bridlington and The Wolds) (Con)
The Minister has told the House that the Government would not impose any new costs on the ceramics industry, but we know that they are going to increase carbon taxes, which will kill off energy-intensive industries. Does she not see that this is a totally incoherent policy position?
Sarah Jones
There was no coherence under the previous Government, and there will be coherence under this Government. We are developing our plan of support for our foundational industries in the industrial strategy. I know that the Opposition are very keen to see what the industrial strategy will contain. They will have to wait a few weeks for its publication, but all will be revealed in due course.
Oral Answers to Questions
Debate between Sarah Jones and Charlie Dewhirst(11 months, 3 weeks ago)
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Sarah Jones
I do not recognise those figures at all. I would be interested to see where she got them from—perhaps from her Twitter threads, which contain things that we do not quite recognise. We inherited a mess in this country—no stability or economic growth, and stagnation. We are fixing the foundations and putting that right. We will create hundreds of thousands of jobs in the growing green sector of the future.
Charlie Dewhirst (Bridlington and The Wolds) (Con)
Oral Answers to Questions
Debate between Sarah Jones and Charlie Dewhirst(1 year, 2 months ago)
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The Minister of State, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (Sarah Jones)
My hon. Friend asks an important question. Of course, we and the Opposition have fundamentally different views. We believe in an industrial strategy that will help to deliver our supply chains. We believe in Great British Energy, and we believe in a sovereign wealth fund, which so many other countries have and the previous Government failed to deliver. We will make sure we have resilient supply chains that create jobs, deliver energy security and maximise the economic benefits of the transition.
Charlie Dewhirst (Bridlington and The Wolds) (Con)