Improving education systems in developing countries is crucial to supporting young people to get good jobs and which will help them to lift themselves and their countries out of poverty, thereby building a more prosperous and more stable future for us all.
Rydw i’n croesawu’r adroddiad ‘Future at Risk’ a gyhoeddwyd yn ddiweddar gan UNICEF. Mae’r adroddiad hwn yn nodi bod y pandemig yn rhoi pwysau mawr ar wasanaethau iechyd hanfodol mewn llawer o wledydd, yn enwedig gwledydd tlawd.
I welcome the recently published UNICEF 'Future at Risk' report. This report notes that the pandemic is exerting severe pressure on essential and life-saving health services in many, particularly poor, countries around the world, which threatens to increase levels of maternal and child mortality
We are seeing daily news reports about the number of boats laden with people, including women and children, who are making the perilous journey across the Channel to reach the UK.
The UK is a nation of animal lovers, so it is only right that we have some of the highest welfare standards in the world. In addition to fur farming being banned in the UK, I am pleased to note that the import of fur products is tightly regulated.
I know that many people are concerned about aspects of the Agriculture Bill, including potential trade deals with countries who may not have similar standards of animal welfare and food hygiene, maintaining our own high animal welfare standards, making sure we know the food we eat is produced eth