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Susan Murray
Member of Parliament · Liberal Democrat
Transcripts of what Susan Murray said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
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Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 15 September 2026
Cross‑party MPs: widespread case evidence of pension chaos
“Thank you, Dame Siobhain, and thanks very much to the member for Liverpool West Derby. I was contacted in February by a constituent who sadly lost her partner in November 2025. She was left caring for two children on one…”
Watch from 2:30:16
House of Commons · House of Commons · 15 September 2026
Urgent Question – English whisky GI and single malt definition
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. Can the minister tell distillers in Scotland, like those who invested 12 million pounds in the Port of Leith Distillery in Edinburgh in order to achieve the prized Scottish single malt label, which I visited…”
Watch from 2:42:58
Scottish Affairs Committee · House of Commons · 9 September 2026
Evidence vs sentiment and purpose of consultation
“Thank you very much. And the supplementaries have obviously raised a wide-ranging response from yourselves. But does Ofcom accept that STV's new service will be a weaker offering than the one that was currently available?”
Watch from 39:34Sustainability rationale and political unpopularity
“Okay. So we've heard a number of times how many communications MPs get from their constituents. And as elected representatives of those constituents, the First Minister and MSPs from several parties opposed the changes. And how did Ofcom consider these…”
Watch from 41:46Sustainability rationale and political unpopularity
“Can I just ask if Ofcom is confident that the decision is sustainable given the opposition from the, or apparent opposition from the political spectrum?”
Watch from 44:13
House of Commons · House of Commons · 8 September 2026
Foreign Secretary statement: Israel-Palestine policy and settlement sanctions
“Thank you. I also want to thank the Foreign Secretary for his statement. And Madam Deputy Speaker, on behalf of my constituents in Mid Dunbartonshire, I'm asking the Foreign Secretary not to overlook the Palestinian healthcare workers including Dr. Abu…”
Watch from 3:05:40
House of Commons · House of Commons · 15 July 2026
Scottish Questions Q4–Q7: Constitution, devolution and city deals
“Thank you, Mr Speaker. 54% of Scots now back nuclear power, and the SNP tell them they can't have it. In May, over half of the Scots voted for, 57% of the Scots voted for parties committed to the Union.…”
Watch from 13:07Remaining PMQs: Domestic services, local government and farewell
“Thank you, Mr Speaker, and I would like to wish the Prime Minister well in what he does next. The future of communities like mine in Mid Dunbartonshire is uncertain where hyperscale data centres are set to be built. These…”
Watch from 1:11:14
Scottish Affairs Committee · House of Commons · 14 July 2026
Common frameworks, Internal Market Act review and Scottish stance
“Thank you very much. Secretary of State, you have again highlighted that common frameworks are the way to discuss and decide policy with the devolved administrations. But just to develop that for the Scottish government, it said in January that…”
Watch from 1:14:03Space strategy delays, £20m for Scottish spaceports and Orbex collapse
“Secretary of State, how serious a setback is the collapse of Orbex to the UK's ability to develop sovereign space launch capabilities?”
Watch from 1:29:53Space strategy delays, £20m for Scottish spaceports and Orbex collapse
“So how do you respond to the suggestion that the UK government could and should have done more to prevent Orbex collapsing? So can I just press you on that, because the UK government invested heavily in Orbex, both directly…”
Watch from 1:32:00
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