All 2 Debates between Jonathan Davies and Keir Starmer

Tue 14th Oct 2025

China and Japan

Debate between Jonathan Davies and Keir Starmer
Monday 2nd February 2026

(1 week ago)

Commons Chamber
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Keir Starmer Portrait The Prime Minister
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Yes, I can assure the hon. Lady of that.

Jonathan Davies Portrait Jonathan Davies (Mid Derbyshire) (Lab)
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With respect to the statement following the Prime Minister’s visit to China and Japan, I thank him for being in the room and challenging China on its appalling human rights record and for fighting for British jobs. With respect to his visit to Japan, did the issue of Toyota come up? Toyota is a significant employer in Derbyshire and worth more than £5.5 billion to the local economy. Can we do more with Toyota, because it is really good for jobs here?

Keir Starmer Portrait The Prime Minister
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Yes, we did discuss the car manufacturing going on at the moment and the potential for further work in that regard, along with other issues of trade broadening between our two countries.

Middle East

Debate between Jonathan Davies and Keir Starmer
Tuesday 14th October 2025

(3 months, 3 weeks ago)

Commons Chamber
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Jonathan Davies Portrait Jonathan Davies (Mid Derbyshire) (Lab)
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The world held its breath over the past few days as a glimmer of hope was on the horizon. I thank the Prime Minister, Ministers, the Government and British officials for the progress that they have made with the United States to bring about this progress. Peace will be embedded and sustained only if it is built with ordinary people—Palestinians and Israelis—who yearn for peace, so what steps is the Prime Minister taking to ensure that that happens?

Keir Starmer Portrait The Prime Minister
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It is important to involve Israelis and Palestinians across the board, from all communities, in the physical rebuilding as well as the rebuilding of the relationships that were in place just over two years ago, which held at least the prospect of a better future for the next generation. We need to rebuild that on all fronts.