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Lord Stokes

Former Crossbench Peer (30 Nov 1968 – 21 Jul 2008)

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Former MP for Halesowen and Stourbridge (18 Jun 1970 – 16 Mar 1992)

Sir George Stokes

Former MP for Cambridge University (17 Nov 1887 – 28 Jun 1892)

Mr Richard Stokes

Former MP for Ipswich (16 Feb 1938 – 24 Oct 1957)


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Social Disorder - Question ( 4 Sep 2024)

Lord Khan of Burnley: Anyone who stokes this sort of violence, whether on the internet or in person, can face jail time. Riot, public nuisance and criminal damage all carry a sentence of up to 10 years in prison. Those who incite hate online must face the consequences. The Technology Secretary has had useful meetings with social media platforms to make clear their responsibility to continue to work to stop the...

Debate on the Address: Foreign Affairs and Defence (18 Jul 2024)

Carla Denyer: ...became the first major European city to elect a mayor of black African heritage. And what is widely agreed to be Banksy’s first large stencil mural—The Mild Mild West—was painted in 1999, in Stokes Croft in my constituency. In fact, it is on a wall just around the corner from where I first met a member of the Green party—a meeting that rather changed the course of my life....

Media Bill: New Clause 3 - Consultation on section 50 (30 Jan 2024)

Thangam Debbonaire: ...of people from feeling the joy of watching British athletes or cricketers compete on the world stage, particularly when those competitions are happening far away, as happened this week with Ben Stokes and co. Considering that the next men’s football World cup and the next two Olympics after Paris 2024—

Excess Death Trends — [Sir Gary Streeter in the Chair] (16 Jan 2024)

Abena Oppong-Asare: ..., to consistently link the observed excess deaths to covid-19 vaccines. Like my right hon. Friend the Member for Knowsley (Sir George Howarth), I have concerns that making that link not only stokes fear and misinformation, but distracts the public conversation away from other health concerns of critical importance.

Scottish Parliament: Asylum Policy and Legislation (United Kingdom Government) (10 Jan 2024)

Foysol Choudhury: ...being painted as a country that does not welcome refugees. Those policies have encouraged hostility and bad feeling towards the most vulnerable in our society. The “fear of the other” rhetoric stokes racism, puts immigrants in danger and deprives the UK of the benefits that migrants bring. Just this week, there were reports that a far-right activist had posed as a Home Office inspector...

Scottish Parliament: Migration to Scotland: Scottish Government Proposals (14 Nov 2023)

Foysol Choudhury: ...seen an increase in Westminster’s anti-migration ideology and the use of inflammatory language, such as its references to “waves of illegal migrants”. Such “fear of the other” rhetoric stokes racism and deprives the UK of the benefits that migration brings. When the UK Government revealed its plan to prevent foreign postgraduate students on non-research courses from bringing...

King’s Speech - Debate (2nd Day) ( 8 Nov 2023)

Lord German: ...do not work, as we have seen sentence inflation ratcheted up across the whole sentencing spectrum. As my noble friend Lord Marks said right at the outset, locking up people without hope just stokes despair, and there is now a trend moving towards greater punishment. We had a discussion about the role of the police. My noble friend Lady Hamwee warned us of down- grading the work on missing...

Western Balkans: Dayton Peace Agreement - Question for Short Debate (17 Oct 2023)

Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon: ...that their citizens deserve. However, as we have seen from recent events, many remain vulnerable from within and from outside their borders. A small handful of powerful people profit from stoking ethno-nationalist sentiment and exploit vulnerabilities within their system for their own ends. Russia was mentioned by the noble Lord, Lord Anderson, and others. It stokes those very flames of...

Written Ministerial Statements — Department for Science, Innovation and Technology: UK Artificial Intelligence Policy Update (19 Sep 2023)

Viscount Camrose: ...Keast-Butler; the Deputy National Security Adviser Matt Collins; Chief Scientific Adviser for National Security Alex Van Someren; former Chair of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard; Alignment Research Centre researcher Paul Christiano; and the Prime Minister’s Representative for the AI Safety Summit, Matt Clifford, who will join as Vice-Chair to unite the...

Written Ministerial Statements — Department for Science, Innovation and Technology: UK Artificial Intelligence Policy Update (19 Sep 2023)

Michelle Donelan: ...Keast-Butler; the Deputy National Security Adviser Matt Collins; Chief Scientific Adviser for National Security Alex Van Someren; former Chair of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard; Alignment Research Centre researcher Paul Christiano; and the Prime Minister’s Representative for the AI Safety Summit, Matt Clifford, who will join as Vice-Chair to unite the...

Business of the House ( 6 Jul 2023)

Thangam Debbonaire: ...to show the people of this country. He has failed to bring down the cost of living, failed to bring down waiting lists and failed to stop the dangerous boat crossings. Should he not, like Ben Stokes, consider what is in the spirit of the game? It is time he declared and called a general election.

Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill - Second Reading (16 Jun 2023)

Lord Reay: ...to be her Whip. Her passion for the welfare of animals is well recognised. On the topic of hunting after sporting trophies, I am sure the House would join me in extending the best of wishes to Ben Stokes and his England cricket team as they commence today their bid to regain the Ashes urn. I support the intentions of this Bill to protect endangered wildlife but fear that, as currently...

Scottish Parliament: LGBT+ Support ( 1 Jun 2023)

Kaukab Stewart: .... The culture war that is being waged against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people is clearly not victimless. At the beginning of this Pride month, does the minister agree that anyone who stokes hatred against the LGBT+ community, however subtle they might be in doing so, is every bit to blame? Will the minister confirm that she will press ahead with the manifesto commitments and...

Business of the House (11 May 2023)

Penny Mordaunt: ...has asked his question prompts the exact response that I shall give. I am afraid that he has just provided us with a prime example of why the SNP has no credibility on these matters, why it always stokes division and why, even though there was a slight degree of humour creeping into his question, it was still rather obnoxious.

Knowsley Incident (20 Feb 2023)

Liz Saville-Roberts: The Government’s politicised language on asylum seekers inevitably stokes division between communities and people in hostels, but Wales has shown that things can be different. Last year, the national youth organisation, Urdd, provided welcome centres with dedicated support services for refugees from Afghanistan and Ukraine, and everybody benefited. Does the Minister agree that when the...

Backbench Business: Brownfield Development and Green Belt — [Yvonne Fovargue in the Chair] ( 9 Feb 2023)

Matthew Pennycook: ...urban brownfield land is relatively low value and the cost of remediating sites often prohibitively high, rather than channelling those funds into high-value housing markets where that further stokes land-price inflation. Secondly, there is the Government’s general unwillingness to intervene to enable brownfield development. In those parts of the country where land values are relatively...

Scottish Parliament: National Drugs Mission (12 Jan 2023)

Kaukab Stewart: ...poverty is a key priority for the Scottish Government and I urge it to continue to fund benefits such as the Scottish child payment and other essential anti-poverty measures. The inequality that stokes our appalling drug deaths statistics must be undone if we want to see a dramatic reduction in drug deaths and drug misuse and an increase in hope and wellbeing in communities where those are...

Trade (Australia and New Zealand) Bill - Second Reading ( 9 Jan 2023)

Lord Goodlad: ...noble Lord, Lord Kerr, rightly said in a different context, pacta sunt servanda. Whether or not a better agreement could have been struck we shall never know. Not every match can be a draw—if Ben Stokes has anything to do with it in the summer, there will be no draws at all. Trade agreements are not a zero-sum game; as in the present case, everyone is supposed to benefit. These...

Tributes (20 Dec 2022)

Lord Kennedy of Southwark: ...Room, the upper Chamber galleries, the Royal Gallery and the Lord Speaker’s offices. Janet was a hairdresser for many years and has now retired to spend time with her husband and children. Karen Stokes started in the Palace of Westminster as a security officer in 2002, where she soon became known for her politeness and professionalism to everyone she met. After retiring as a security...

Ballot Secrecy Bill [HL] - Committee: Amendment 1 (18 Nov 2022)

Lord Rennard: ...would like to pay tribute briefly to the late David Butler. When I was an undergraduate student of politics and economics at Liverpool University 44 years ago, the standard textbook was Butler and Stokes, from which I learned, although I have devoted most of the years since to trying to overcome his conclusion in that book that a candidate’s personal vote was worth only about 500 votes....


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