United Kingdom parliament
Alicia Kearns
Member of Parliament · Conservative
Transcripts of what Alicia Kearns said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 15 September 2026
Justice Oral Questions – Courts Bill, prisons, sepsis and youth justice
“It was May when I stood here and asked the minister to intervene on a pedophile moved to an open prison two years into his 10-year sentence. I was promised an answer then. I raised it again in July and…”
Watch from 58:17Urgent Question – Tourism overnight visitor levy in England
“Thank you, Madam Speaker. Parents requiring hotel stays while their four-month-old daughter has neurosurgery, a new mother requiring a hotel stay to recover from a pulmonary embolism, both of these would incur a tax for a stay they wish they…”
Watch from 1:49:36
House of Commons · House of Commons · 14 September 2026
Shadow Minister Kearns: Hamas, elections and UK sanctions stance
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. Can I start by expressing our condolences at the death of a member of our armed forces in Ukraine on Saturday and thank them for their service, and also say to their families that we…”
Watch from 4:56:06Shadow Minister Kearns: Iran, Houthis and domestic security measures
“This conflict sits within a wider regional destabilization that threatens us all. It is indisputable that the Iranian regime is by far the biggest sponsor of global terrorism and Iran must never achieve its goal of nuclear armament because a…”
Watch from 5:03:46FCDO IHL cell closure and loss of open‑source monitoring
“I thank the honorable gentleman for giving way on that point. To add to his point, he may not be aware that the government has also closed the Atrocity Prevention Centre that was set up in the Cabinet Office that…”
Watch from 5:40:51
House of Commons · House of Commons · 11 September 2026
Medical and mental health perspectives on capacity and safeguards
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. Palliative and social care need fixing, and that is a concern that unites us as a House, because it is a scandal that how well you die depends on where you live. But to suggest…”
Watch from 2:18:50
House of Commons · House of Commons · 10 September 2026
Ministerial Statement: Ukraine, Russia threat and defence spending
“Thank you Madam Deputy Speaker and I welcome the Defense Secretary to his place. Romanian Polish and Latvian airspace have all been violated by the Putin regime in the last year and Russian drones are regularly shot down over NATO…”
Watch from 4:12:49
First Delegated Legislation Committee · House of Commons · 1 September 2026
Alice Cozens MP: support, stillbirth concerns, wider digitization
“Thank you, and it is a real joy as ever to serve with you in the chair, Mr Stringer. The regulations laid before us today are welcome, and they will make it more convenient for people to register major events…”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 1 September 2026
FCDO Q7: China’s threat, foreign interference and Taiwan
“Thank you, Mr Speaker. Nine weeks ago, the Government was told that the Chinese embassy guards were brandishing a threatening peaceful vigil holders with prohibited electroshock weapons. The Chinese Communist Party either breached articles 41 and 27 of the Vienna…”
Watch from 38:02Criminal justice reform statement: Sentencing Act, early release and IPP sentences
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. Mark Saunders was a teacher who raped young girls. His sentence was nine years and nine months, yet in July, after serving just two years, he was moved to an open prison, free to come…”
Watch from 5:00:13
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