United Kingdom parliament
Sal Brinton
Member of the House of Lords · Liberal Democrat
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House of Lords · House of Lords · 16 September 2026
Fourth oral question: US diplomat recalled over indecent images
“I beg leave to ask the questions standing in my name on the order paper.”
Watch from 34:18Sacoolas precedent, Owers review and implementing lessons
“I'm very grateful to the minister for his last sentence. Unfortunately it's exactly the same as the government said in 2019 when Anne Sacoolas killed Harry Dunn in a road collision and the US authorities spirited her out of the…”
Watch from 34:52
House of Lords · House of Lords · 11 September 2026
Leaseholder Bill: wider Lords’ contributions and accountability gaps
“My Lords, I add my congratulations to my noble friend Lady Pinnock on presenting her private member's bill, Leaseholder Remediation (Building Safety) Bill to your Lordship's House. And it's a vital tool in remedying the remaining outstanding issues arising from…”
Watch from 39:43
House of Lords · House of Lords · 10 September 2026
Short debate: Use of patient data for research and AI
“My Lords, it's a pleasure to follow Lady Murphy and I congratulate Lord Patel for securing this debate. As an obstetrician, clinical teacher and academic, his exceptional work for well over 50 years has reduced the risks to women in…”
Watch from 4:16:44
House of Lords · House of Lords · 8 September 2026
Visiting Forces Act: jurisdiction over US personnel and victims’ rights
“My Lords, Lord Thomas of Gresford cannot be in his place today as he is recovering at home after an operation. We hope he'll be back with us by report stage. My Lords, I have signed Lord Thomas's amendment and…”
Watch from 6:48:31Visiting Forces Act: jurisdiction over US personnel and victims’ rights
“Brief question because then my response to his longer contribution will be relevant. Is there currently an agreement between the UK and the USA as is described in the Visiting Forces Act and referred to elsewhere, other countries have it?…”
Watch from 7:22:21Visiting Forces Act: jurisdiction over US personnel and victims’ rights
“I'm grateful to everyone who's spoken in this debate and I should also earlier have thanked the Centre for Military Justice, the Guardian and the women who I've spoken to. I'm glad to hear Lady Bennett's speech and unsurprisingly we…”
Watch from 7:25:02
House of Lords · House of Lords · 3 September 2026
Oral question: PACCAR judgment and litigation funding
“My Lords, the Minister for Justice Sarah Sackman in her written statement in December last year said that this would be an absolute prior- legislation would be an absolute priority and she quoted Sir Alan Bates earlier in the statement.…”
Watch from 18:02
House of Lords · House of Lords · 2 September 2026
Return to Armed Forces Bill committee: stalking protections
“I have all three amendments in this group, which aim to improve on the arrangements for cases of service stalking. Amendment 21, which starts the group, wants to create a service stalking protection notice, SSPN, by mirroring the existing framework…”
Watch from 5:07:32Government response on service stalking orders and training
“I'm very grateful to the noble lord the minister and to the other speakers, and Lady Royal in particular, who I have worked with now for many years on this. I'm very grateful for her support. And to Lady Goldie,…”
Watch from 5:30:36Domestic abuse, commanding officers and victim codes
“I have three amendments in this group and whilst they're not related to stalking, the principles behind laying them are not dissimilar. They're specifying more detail than I think the minister is comfortable with, but also each states very clearly…”
Watch from 5:33:31
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