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Ukraine at the heart of Lords debate

18 October 2024

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On Friday 25 October, members of the House of Lords debate the current situation in Ukraine.

Debate

Lord Coaker (Labour), Minister of State at the Ministry of Defence, will put forward the debate.

This is a general debate. During debates, members put their experience to good use to discuss current issues and draw the government's attention to concerns. 

Members speaking

Contributing members include:

  • Lord Hannay of Chiswick (Crossbench), former permanent representative to the United Nations
  • Baroness Helic (Conservative), former consultant to the BBC and ITV on Eastern Europe
  • Lord Risby (Conservative), former chair of the British-Ukrainian Society
  • Baroness Smith of Newnham (Liberal Democrats), professor of European politics at the University of Cambridge
  • Lord Stirrup (Crossbench), former Air Chief Marshal of the Royal Air Force.

Baroness Chapman of Darlington (Labour), Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, will respond on behalf of the government.

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Watch and read the debate

Watch the debate on Parliament TV or read the Lords Hansard transcript.

Explore background information

Find out more about the issues the debate covers in the House of Lords Library briefing.

Learn more about how the House of Lords checks and challenges government.

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