In the Lords

As one of the world’s largest democracies and one of the world’s oldest, India and the UK have a broad and deep relationship.

My Lords, the right to peaceful protest is vital in any democracy and we encourage all states to ensure that their laws are in line with int

Fly-tipping is a crime which blights local communities and the environment, and we are committed to tackling this unacceptable behaviour.

My Lords, at COP 26 we will seek to address the steps needed to reduce emissions in line with the Paris agreement.

My Lords, population growth is clearly an issue, but the bigger factor by far is consumption levels.

Voluntary family planning programmes undoubtedly empower women and girls to choose whether and when to have children and this in turn suppor

My Lords, I certainly agree, as do the Government, that the greatest challenge that we face is the broken relationship between our species a

My Lords, like any normal person, I look at the situation in places such as Sierra Leone with horror.

My Lords, the education of women and girls is a personal priority of the Prime Minister.

The principal goal of COP 26—our job, in a sense—is to make real the commitments that were made in Paris under the Paris Agreement.