Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Judith Cummins

Tuesday 17th October 2023 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

I call Judith Cummins with the final question.

[Judith Cummins (Bradford South) (Lab)]

Having 100% fracture liaison services coverage in England would prevent an estimated 74,000 fractures, including 31,000 hip fractures, over five years. Will the Minister finally commit to 100% FLS coverage across England?

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Judith Cummins

Monday 30th January 2023 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Maybe a permanent base in the overseas territories would help.

[Judith Cummins (Bradford South) (Lab)]

During my recent visit to Ukraine with the right hon. Member for Chingford and Woodford Green (Sir Iain Duncan Smith), Ukrainian officials were clear about their need for increased military support. Given that the United States is reportedly discussing the creation of a fighter jet coalition with Ukraine, and given that the German Chancellor is currently ruling out sending fighter jets to Ukraine, what assessment have the Government made in respect of building such a coalition with our NATO allies?

Business of the House

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Judith Cummins

Thursday 4th November 2021 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Finally, the voice of Bradford: Judith Cummins.

[Judith Cummins (Bradford South) (Lab)]

Thank you, Mr Speaker. I am sure that the Leader of the House and the Under-Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, the hon. Member for Erewash (Maggie Throup), who is in her place, will be interested to know that 30 million NHS dental appointments have been lost since the start of the pandemic. Access to urgent treatment is delayed and my constituents continue to struggle to find an NHS dentist. Can we have a debate in Government time on funding and access to NHS dentistry?

Covid-19: Economic Package

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Judith Cummins

Tuesday 12th May 2020 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Order. Unfortunately we have to move on to the next question. I call Judith Cummins.

[Judith Cummins (Bradford South) (Lab) [V]]

Has the Treasury made an assessment of how many employers are currently topping up the wages of furloughed workers to full pay? If the Government reduce the amount they are contributing, many employers may struggle to top up wages. What will the Government do if employers cannot top up wages?

Business of the House

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Judith Cummins

Thursday 23rd January 2020 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Last but certainly never least, Judith Cummins.

[Judith Cummins (Bradford South) (Lab)]

Thank you, Mr Speaker. Will the Leader of the House, and indeed the whole House, join me in paying tribute to the rugby league legend Rob Burrow, who was recently diagnosed with motor neurone disease? The moving testimonial at Headingley showed the true spirit of the sport. Continuing on the rugby league theme, and following on from the prestigious award to our very own Mr Speaker by the all-party parliamentary rugby league group for his outstanding service to the game, may we have a debate in Government time on the opportunities that the 2021 world cup being held in England will bring?

[Mr Rees-Mogg]

May I join the hon. Lady in her tribute? Motor neurone disease is a terrible and frightening disease, and coping with it, and coping with it in public, must be a great burden. The debate that she has suggested would, to my mind, be a wise suggestion for the Backbench Business Committee.