Jess Phillips

Violence against women and girls has to be an absolute priority in every single police force in our country. Twenty per cent of callouts to almost every single force in our country is violence against women and girls … it kills way more…

I don't think I'm suited to it, …is the actual answer... I won't go back in and do more of the same. So no is the answer.

I won't go back and be a junior minister who – whilst having an awful lot of gumption and kudos in the field – I won't go back and just start knocking heads together again.

I hated it. I hated being a government minister actually, I hated it.

There is a chance to radically change how victims are considered in the system and to improve victims of violence against women and girls’ end-to-end experience of the justice system.

The publication of the bill for a second time gives parliament the opportunity to complete the task it started when the legislation ran out of time in the Lords earlier this year.

I would not be supporting the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill if I believed it put vulnerable people at greater risk.

We need to have a very serious conversation about the algorithmic curated content and, actually, we members of parliament need to take responsibility for our own behaviours and our own rhetoric as well.

They need to halt all releases related to violence against women and girls until they can prove that proper risk assessments are being done in every case.

I think he has earned the right to come and make his case to the Parliamentary Labour Party

Let’s change it, lets remove the paedophiles tools and access and for god's sake let's do it fast.

I’m pleased that the Government have said that they will legislate to ensure that tech companies act, I look forward on working with them to make the strongest possible legislation to ensure it happens.

The Government have announced today that they will give tech companies three months to stop children in the UK from being able to take, send and receive naked images.

We have the opportunity here in a matter of months to basically eliminate child sexual abuse [online] in the UK.

The technology exists to stop children being able to take naked images of themselves.

91% of online child sex abuse is self-generated by children groomed, tricked and exploited in to abuse.

Over a year ago I presented solutions, long worked on by brilliant civil servants that would end the ability for children in the UK to take naked images of themselves.

I cannot keep waiting around for a crisis to push for faster progress.

We've got to look at it through a different angle. We've got to start trying to prevent this happening.

I am sort of frankly a little bit sick over the years of just putting slightly nicer softer plasters over the cuts and bruises.