Debates between Lindsay Hoyle and Kate Osamor during the 2019-2024 Parliament

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Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Kate Osamor
Tuesday 22nd November 2022

(2 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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Kate Osamor Portrait Kate Osamor (Edmonton) (Lab/Co-op)
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3. If he will make an estimate of the number and proportion of males convicted under joint enterprise who were (a) Black and (b) from other ethnic groups.

Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Speaker
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Welcome, Minister.

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Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Kate Osamor
Thursday 31st March 2022

(2 years, 8 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Speaker
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Order. That is a very weak link. Sir Christopher is usually better than that. I think that is a poor effort from him. Let us move on to Kate Osamor.

Kate Osamor Portrait Kate Osamor (Edmonton) (Lab/Co-op)
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5. For what reason the public inquiry into the covid-19 pandemic will not hold public evidence hearings until 2023.

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Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Kate Osamor
Wednesday 10th March 2021

(3 years, 8 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Speaker
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British haddock.

Kate Osamor Portrait Kate Osamor (Edmonton) (Lab/Co-op) [V]
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People like my constituent, Tessa Stevens, have had to keep their salons shut despite shrinking Government support, unchanged overheads and decreased profits. I am urgently seeking the Prime Minister’s support to protect the immediate and long-term recovery of beauty businesses and the jobs they support. Will the Prime Minister explain why his Government refuse to listen to the beauty industry, which is calling for VAT to be temporarily reduced to 5% for hair and beauty businesses, similar to what has happened to businesses in other sectors such as hospitality, tourism and culture?