Results 1-5 of 5 for climate change speaker:Gisela Stuart

European Affairs (9 Dec 2008) has video

Gisela Stuart: Is my right hon. Friend troubled by reports in the European press—not just in Germany—that some of the Heads of State and Prime Ministers are arguing that climate change has to take second place and that fighting it should not be done on the back of a risk to competitiveness? Will my right hon. Friend be careful to resist allowing climate change to take second place, as the issue...

British Association for Central and Eastern Europe (30 Jan 2008)

Gisela Stuart: ...life in 1967 as the Great Britain/East Europe Centre. It was set up by a group of MPs, journalists, academics and trade unionists, with the support of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and changed its name in 1991. The original drive came from a belief in a common European destiny. It is easy to forget what the world was like in the 1960s. The iron curtain and the cold war were firm...

Orders of the Day — Social Security Fraud Bill [Lords] (Programme): Walsgrave Hospital (27 Mar 2001)

Ms Gisela Stuart: ...few general observations about the Walsgrave hospital. Some newspaper headlines have given the impression that the hospital is in total crisis. The Walsgrave Hospitals national health service trust changed its status to that of a university teaching hospital at the end of October last year, when it became the University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS trust. The trust is made up of...

Prayers: Essex Rivers Health Care Trust (5 Nov 1999)

Ms Gisela Stuart: ...pleased to have an opportunity to reply to this debate because the maternity services in the national health service have been a success story. Huge advances have been made in the past few years in changing the experience of women during pregnancy and childbirth. It is now much safer to give birth, and women are more actively involved in making decisions about the maternity care that they...

Orders of the Day — Social Security Contributions (Transfer of Functions, Etc.) Bill [Lords] (8 Feb 1999)

Ms Gisela Stuart: My hon. Friend's intervention does not contradict the point that I am making. Also, low annuity rates reflect low inflation and a steady economy, so the whole economic climate must be taken into account when considering those rates. I do not suggest that national insurance and the contributory principle have come to an end, but I draw the House's attention to some research by the Department...