United Kingdom parliament

Jess Phillips

Member of Parliament · Labour

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

2 sittings with a confirmed speech

Sittings appear here a month after they are held.

Latest speeches

  1. House of Commons · House of Commons · 11 September 2026

    • Lead opponent (Karen Bradley): coercive control and dangers of an unfinished Bill

      “I thank the honourable lady. What she is describing, suicide currently outstrips homicide of women in our country as the reason for the deaths in cases of domestic abuse and coercive control that she is talking about. So what she…”
      Watch from 34:54

    • Safeguards, disability and inequality: organised opposition case

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. I want to start my remarks by paying real tribute to the my honourable friend from Filton and Bradley Stoke. Mainly because I'm a bit lazy, I very rarely prepare to speak in debates, don't…”
      Watch from 1:40:03

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

    • Social Housing Bill Second Reading: government case and right-to-buy reform

      “I thank the honorable gentleman and it is very good to hear him commit to checking whether guidance is enough. Many of us who have tried to rehouse victims of domestic abuse, even after great laws are written into legislation…”
      Watch from 4:52:21

    • Opposition and Lib Dem responses: right to buy, shared ownership and rural housing

      “I just, as somebody who I would wager has rehoused more victims of domestic abuse than almost anybody in this house, I can just, I just want to say on behalf of victims of domestic abuse, building more council housing…”
      Watch from 5:01:35

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