Shadow Minister Dame Harriett Baldwin tables an Urgent Question calling on the Government to make a statement on the humanitarian and political situation in Sudan.

Dame Harriett Baldwin tackles Government Ministers on the choices they have made spending £22 billion on Great British Energy, a national wealth fund, and giving in to the pay demands of their union paymasters and yet scrapping the winter fuel allowance for millions of pensioners not receiving pension credit.

Shadow Development Minister Dame Harriett Baldwin raises concerns that Russia continues to circumvent sanctions and calls on the Government to end the UK’s indirect import of Russian crude oil via the three refineries at Jamnagar, Vadinar and New Mangalore.

Dame Harriett Baldwin leads an adjournment debate on flood defences in West Worcestershire calling on the Government to resolve outstanding issues and ensure that the Tenbury Wells and Severn Stoke flood defence schemes are finally completed.

Dame Harriett Baldwin highlights the increased number of dental appointments in the Worcestershire and Herefordshire integrated care board area as a result of the NHS dental recovery plan which was launched earlier this year.

Dame Harriett Baldwin speaks in the debate on the King’s Speech and raises concerns that many of the Government’s proposals to grow the economy come directly from the International Monetary Fund and she seeks confirmation that further high-taxation proposals put forward by the IMF will be ruled out.

Dame Harriett Baldwin questions the new Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero on the need for parameters to be put in place to protect treasured landscapes such as the Malvern hills and Bredon hill from pylons, wind farms and solar farms.