United Kingdom parliament
Leslie Griffiths
Member of the House of Lords · Labour
Transcripts of what Leslie Griffiths said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
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Lords Grand Committee · House of Lords · 17 September 2026
Lord Griffiths: lived experience of homelessness and empty homes
“Yeah, well it's my turn now, John. All right, shut up. My Lords, it seems a strange intimate place for us to have these formalities, but my Lords, I'm delighted to add my word to the motion, the discussion of…”
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Constitution Committee · House of Lords · 16 September 2026
King’s past advocacy and maintaining neutrality; extreme legislation limits
“Yes, and I'll speed up my question. Very good. Yep. We have a monarch who's had a long time to prepare for becoming monarch, during which time he has publicly and openly championed a number of causes. That is, he's…”
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House of Lords · House of Lords · 14 September 2026
High-profile fraud recovery and bilateral compacts with overseas territories
“My Lords, if I may return to the question of the overseas territories for a moment and recognizing the difference between Tristan da Cunha and the Cayman Islands, other than merely the question of lobsters. I wonder if I can,…”
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House of Lords · House of Lords · 3 September 2026
Skills debate: HE, FE, NEETs and ministerial response
“My Lords, I'd like to add my word of thanks to the noble Baroness for introducing this debate, A for introducing it, but B for snatching every single remark that I had carefully put together by way of a speech…”
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