United Kingdom parliament

Robert Jenrick

Member of Parliament · Reform UK

Transcripts of what Robert Jenrick said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.

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Latest speeches

  1. House of Commons · House of Commons · 10 September 2026

    • Topical Cabinet Office questions: contaminated blood, Number 10 North, political finance

      “The Minister said that governments are elected to lead, by which most people would assume that means ministers are elected to lead, accountable to Parliament and to the people. Why then is the government giving away powers to the Cabinet…”
      Watch from 1:04:26

    • Backbench business and topical issues: suicide prevention, RNLI, local concerns

      “Robert Steel was a beautiful four-year-old boy who died three weeks ago in Newark when he was thrown from an off-road bike that was being driven by a 24-year-old man. This is the culmination of a number of incidents in…”
      Watch from 2:37:27

  2. House of Commons · House of Commons · 8 September 2026

    • Treasury Questions Q1–Q2: growth, tax and regional investment

      “Can I welcome the right honourable gentleman to his position? I've known him for a long time. I wish him well. He has a huge task ahead of him. Earlier in the summer, the Prime Minister said that walking the…”
      Watch from 7:08

    • Urgent Question: Falkland Islands sovereignty

      “There's an air of total unreality hanging over this debate. Successive governments have run down our Royal Navy to its present enfeebled state. They've conspired to surrender other British sovereign territory, and we have a government that procrastinates about signing…”
      Watch from 1:33:18

  3. House of Commons · House of Commons · 7 September 2026

    • Further exchanges: Local identity, funding pressures and accountability

      “Earlier in the year, her predecessor's decision to cancel elections for five million people was overturned on the eve of it going to the courts, amidst allegations of gerrymandering. Now, her predecessor's decision to reorganise local councils has been overturned…”
      Watch from 1:42:37

    • Closing of protests statement: Condemning extremism and defending protest rights

      “The sight of the government escorting illegal migrants into Portsmouth Harbour, the home of the Royal Navy, was a national humiliation. Sometimes I wonder if members of this House have no appreciation of the level of anger there is in…”
      Watch from 3:53:25

    • Economic growth debate: Fiscal rules, devolution and regional inequality

      “Imagine you're a worker at JLR, worried about your future, and you have the misfortune of watching the Chancellor's speech, containing searing economic insights like, "I want to see businesses make a profit." Nothing about scrapping EV mandates, bringing down…”
      Watch from 4:36:17

  4. House of Commons · House of Commons · 16 July 2026

    • Transport Questions: e-bikes, buses and rail

      “Robert Jenrick. The government has cancelled the two main road projects in the East Midlands, the A38 in Derby and the A46 in Newark. The government didn't inform anyone. The Labour mayor found out through the trade press when the…”
      Watch from 55:55

  5. House of Commons · House of Commons · 13 July 2026

    • Suffolk terror incident and ILR row: security, anti‑terror policy and backbench pressure

      “I'd like to thank the Home Secretary and welcome the government's decision to move to prescribe the IRGC. Many of us campaigned for this and in fact were sanctioned by Iran for doing so. Far too many of our previous…”
      Watch from 1:02:05

    • Home Secretary’s statement on the murder of Ann Widdecombe and MPs’ security

      “Can I join colleagues across the House in paying tribute to Ann, a woman who was brave, principled, kind and generous. I, like many others, will miss her enormously, even though on my first morning as a member of Parliament,…”
      Watch from 3:06:41

  6. Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 6 July 2026

    • Terrorism as democratic threat and Birmingham case

      “I'm grateful to the member for giving way. Shahid Butt is a convicted terrorist. He was convicted of attempting to blow up the British consulate in Yemen, an Anglican church, and a hotel. This violent individual frankly should never have…”
      Watch from 18:16

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