United Kingdom parliament
Mike Wood
Member of Parliament · Conservative
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 15 September 2026
Backbench Debate – World Sepsis Awareness Month
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, and I beg to move that this House has considered World Sepsis Awareness Month. As co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Sepsis, I'd like to begin by expressing my gratitude to the Backbench Business…”
Watch from 5:56:33Backbench Debate – World Sepsis Awareness Month
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, and I thank all of the honourable members who have contributed to the debate. The honourable gentleman from Dartford who spoke so movingly about his constituent John, and was particularly pleased to hear not only…”
Watch from 6:58:01
House of Commons · House of Commons · 10 September 2026
Q12/17 Number 10 North: costs, staffing and value for money
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. And we've heard again just what we've had in response to a number of written questions. The Minister either doesn't know or won't tell us how so, either doesn't know or won't tell us how…”
Watch from 36:11Q12/17 Number 10 North: costs, staffing and value for money
“Madam Deputy Speaker, of course we wouldn't have to table so many written questions if they actually answered the first question we tabled instead of expecting us to come up with precisely the right form of words to leave them…”
Watch from 38:05
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 2 September 2026
Conservative frontbench: challenging Brexit economic narratives
“Thank you, Ms Butler, and it's a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship this morning and to respond on behalf of His Majesty's Official Opposition. And I congratulate the honourable Member for Perth and North Perthshire on securing this debate,…”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 8 July 2026
Belfast disorder and community cohesion: racism, online incitement and border issues
“Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The attempted murder of Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast last month shocked people throughout the country. And the man accused of this horrific attack is thought to have crossed into Northern Ireland illegally from the south. So…”
Watch from 20:05
Backbench Business Committee · House of Commons · 7 July 2026
Press regulation debate: opposition support and substantive motion
“And if you do have a substantive motion, you need to supply that to the clerks as well because we need to agree it.”
Watch from 11:04World Sepsis Awareness Month: chamber debate application
“Next up is Mike Wood and he's got a request for an application for the World Sepsis Awareness Month, and this is an application once again for the chamber. Mike, please. Yes, thank you very much, Mr. Blackman. And as…”
Watch from 11:11Sepsis debate: signatures threshold and venue preference
“I don't think we're going to have a problem in that, to be honest, this was very much a last-minute thing to try to get an application in before the recess. We had the AGM of the All-Party Group, I…”
Watch from 15:05
House of Commons · House of Commons · 6 July 2026
Constituent cases and calls to insource pension administration
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker and I thank the Minister for advance sight of his statement. Nobody in this house should be in any doubt about the anxiety and hardship being felt by retired public servants and grieving families left…”
Watch from 3:18:37SI: Infected Blood Compensation Scheme amendments
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, and I'd like to start by thanking the Paymaster General for bringing forward these important regulations and also saying thank you to the former Minister for Public Health for the valuable work that I know…”
Watch from 6:30:30
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