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[Mr. Eric Illsley in the Chair] — Social Mobility (26 Jun 2007): Alan Milburn: ...needed to be done. I noted with interest, too, what Members from the Conservative party such as the hon. Member for Tunbridge Wells (Greg Clark) and the hon. Member for South-West Surrey (Mr. Hunt) have said about social mobility; I leave aside the hon. Member for Havant (Mr. Willetts), whose speech on grammar schools is famous—or should I say infamous, at least as far as some...
Oral Answers to Questions — Health: NHS Hospitals (Private Sector Management) (26 Feb 2002): Mr Alan Milburn: ...difficult when changes are proposed in local health services. I know that my hon. Friend has been concerned about the local situation; he has been to see me about it as well as my noble Friend Lord Hunt. I hope that the solution that we have come up with will be good for staff in the local hospitals as well as the patients who use the services.
Opposition Day: Public Health (24 Jan 2001): Mr Alan Milburn: ...making contraception more accessible. To do so begins to fall off the Richter scale of cant and hypocrisy. The hon. Gentleman also asked about recombinant factor 8. My ministerial colleague, Lord Hunt, is considering precisely the issues that he raised, and had a meeting with the Haemophilia Society today to discuss that, among other matters. The hon. Gentleman asked about the...

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