Jess Phillips

There are so many things in the Bill that I could talk about, but I shall start where my friend, the right hon. Member for the royal town of Sutton Coldfield (Sir Andrew Mitchell), left off; I am from

None of them agree with you about the presumption of contact.

Just because a domestic abuser has no prior convictions, it does not mean he does not have priors. It does not mean he has good character.

As somebody who has had someone elect to have a jury and now awaits a trial in 2029 on a simple order breach, I ask the hon. Gentleman: does he think, in his defence of jury trials, that a victim shou

Historically, whether people were released at the right time or were released early under the various different schemes of various different Governments, it has always been rubbish for victims of dome

I am not going to, because Madam Deputy Speaker has been clear. The idea that if we do not pass the Bill today, we are going to walk out of here and women in our country will be any safer is an absolu