"My Lords, I had not intended to ask a question but, following on from the contribution from the noble Lord, Lord Patel, impacts other than the most undesirable one of suicide come from postnatal depression. Among those are an inability of new mothers to cope well with the demands on …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, I had not expected to speak at any point during this Bill, and I will do so now only very briefly to express my thanks to the noble Earl and his colleagues for praying my name in aid in relation to this amendment. I really just want to …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, those of us who are not experts but have some direct experience of this problem know that self-harm is not just one thing; it can come in a number of forms. One of the problems for families is that it is not always easy to spot, at least …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, like the noble Baroness, Lady Tyler, I know this tree; it is quite near to where I live. As was pointed out by the noble Lord, Lord Blencathra, there appears to have been no criminality or even any serious criminal intent in this case, because there was a …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, in his initial response, my noble friend mentioned the relationship between Cambridge South and the local park-and-ride facilities. As somebody who once used those park-and-ride facilities frequently and found them very effective, perhaps I might ask: what are the links between the nearest park-and-ride facility and the new …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, clearly, this is a complex and difficult issue, and there does not seem to be any one reason why these delays have started to extend. Can the Minister tell the House whether there are any financial implications for people who have to wait much longer for a funeral …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, although 10 minutes have not quite elapsed, I think that everybody who was in the Room before we adjourned is back in the Room. We might just take advantage of a few minutes before the next Division is called to continue—it will be called very shortly. Would the …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"Good afternoon, my Lords. I remind the Committee that, as usual, if there is a Division in the Chamber the Committee will adjourn for 10 minutes from the sound of the Division Bells—and it seems very likely that that will happen at least once.
"The Division Bells are ringing. Does the noble Baroness have much more that she intends to say? Would she prefer to return after the Division?..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech