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MEG'S WEEKLY ROUND UP: FRIDAY 19 JUNE

Friday, 19 June 2020

This week the Public Accounts Committee discovered that the Government never considered the economic effects of a pandemic during its 2016 pandemic preparations. It explains the many gaps in support, including for the forgotten freelancers, and why it is lurching from crisis to crisis. 

I welcome Marcus Rashford’s excellent campaign…

Secretary of State responds to Meg's call for the Government to suspend riot equipment exports to the US

Friday, 19 June 2020

Like many constituents I was shocked and saddened by the scenes of police brutality in the United States. That is why I joined Dawn Butler MP in calling for the Government to suspend the export of rubber bullets, tear gas and other equipment to the US.

I unequivocally condemn the…

Department for Transport respond to Meg's letter about PPE for transport workers

Wednesday, 17 June 2020

I share the anger of many of my constituents who wrote to me about the sad case of Belly Mujinga. Belly was a transport worker who died from COVID-19 after being spat at whilst at work. I am clear no one should be in fear of assault for simply going…

British Transport Police respond to Meg's letter about Belly Mujinga

Wednesday, 17 June 2020

I share the anger of many of my constituents who wrote to me about the sad case of Belly Mujinga. Belly was a transport worker who died from COVID-19 after being spat at whilst at work. I am clear no one should be in fear of assault for simply going…

Meg challenges the Government to support the forgotten freelancers

Tuesday, 16 June 2020

I’ve been raising concerns about the gaps in Government support for freelancers and the self-employed for months. Instead of just “reflecting” on these concerns, the Government needs to step up and act now.

I’ll keep pressing the Government on this.

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