Baroness May of Maidenhead

I am very conscious that the supply chain issue has been around for some time. I put it to the Minister that, at the time, what was put into the Act w...

My Lords, I express my gratitude to the noble and learned Baroness, Lady Butler-Sloss, the noble Lord, Lord Alton, and, in his absence, to my noble fr...

My Lords, I am not at all surprised by the response the Minister has given me. I continue to be concerned to make sure that people have access to this...

My Lords, in speaking to Amendment 84, I also wish to speak to Amendment 90. I do not wish to detain the Committee for long. The principle—sorry, I...

I join others in congratulating my noble friend Lord Harper on his entertaining and eloquent maiden speech. In his opening speech, the Minister sai...

My Lords, I am grateful to the Minister for his remarks about modern slavery. One way to bring down net migration is to ensure there is no abuse in th...

My Lords, I commend the Prime Minister for the stance that he has taken and the work he has been doing with European and other allies; this is extreme...

My Lords, I welcome the increase in defence spending which has been announced. I hope that the money will be spent effectively, and I hope that others...

My Lords, may I say how grateful I am to all those across the House who have supported my amendments. When the Minister first stood up and started to ...

My Lords, the amendments in this group standing in my name, Amendments 37B, 38C, 42C, 42F and 128B, are all intended to widen the definition of those ...

My Lords, I am grateful to the Minister for the references he has made, on this occasion and on others, to the action that I took in relation to setti...

My Lords, I refer your Lordships to my entry in the Member’s register. The current fastest train time from Maidenhead to Paddington is 17 minutes. It ...

My Lords, the attacks that took place in Magdeburg and New Orleans over Christmas and the new year, as have been referenced by other noble Lords, show...