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Lloyd Russell-Moyle
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“I wasn't going to struggle with someone wearing a huge sword on their hip.”
Lloyd Russell-Moyle (born 1986) first seen 2018 wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
Recorded in: As cited in "Brexit: Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle is expelled after grabbing the mace", The Times (11 December 2018).
“The Conservative Party have an aim to break up our country. They aim to destroy our NHS and we will say no. We will fight them in the Parliament, we will fight them in the courts, we will fight them in the workplaces and we will fight them in the streets.”
Lloyd Russell-Moyle (born 1986) first seen 2019 wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
Recorded in: Speech (13 December 2019) after the announcement of the votes cast in his constituency in the general election, as cited in "Labour MP slammed for saying party 'will fight Tories in the streets'", Yahoo! News (15 Decemb…
“This complaint has had a deep and lasting impact on me and my health, but with this ordeal now over, I am looking forward to putting this year behind me with my reputation restored.”
Lloyd Russell-Moyle (born 1986) wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“I genuinely felt that my work was beginning to help shape the potential Labour Government's stance on housing, energy, and climate issues, as well as scrutinising the Cabinet Office and constitutional matters. We were making steady progress. I am disappointed not to have been able to continue this important work.”
Lloyd Russell-Moyle (born 1986) first seen 2025 wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
Recorded in: From a statement, as cited in "Ousted former MP announces Labour Party return", BBC News (16 January 2025).
“I did not plan to say this, but during the pandemic, my second cousin—a 15-year-old boy—died in a tragic accident of auto-asphyxiation. It devastated the family, as can be imagined, and happened in the pandemic when we were only allowed six people at the funeral. If he had been taught about risky sex acts—he was 15, not a pre-pubescent child—and how to make sure he did things safely, rather than just learning something from the internet that then led to the end of his life, he might still be around and his family might not be devastated. So, actually, because of that personal experience I do have a problem with saying that we should not teach any of this to our children.”
Lloyd Russell-Moyle (born 1986) first seen 2022 wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
Recorded in: Backbench Business", Hansard HoC Debates Vol. 717 (30 June 2022).