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An amendment to give parents paid leave when their children are sick in hospital is being presented in the House of Lords tonight. Campaigner Ceri Menai-Davis, whose 6-year-old son Hugo died of a rare cancer, tells #R4Today why the amendment, called Hugo's Law, is needed.

Actually shameful that Labour have blocked this. Hugh’s Law would give parents of terminally ill children paid time off work to look after them👇🏻 itv.com/news/2025-07-1…

'I thought "it would never be Hugh", but it was.' Campaigner for Hugh's Law, Ceri Menai-Davis, opens up about the loss of his son Hugh, who died in 2021 after being diagnosed with cancer. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604 🔓 Become a GB News Member: gbnews.com/support

'The numbers are relatively small compared to other government spending.' Ceri Menai-Davis, who lost his son Hugh to cancer, shares his frustration over the Government's failure to prioritise financially supporting parents of children with serious illnesses.

The government have offered us an official consultation on Hugh’s Law. While we welcome any step forward, a consultation has no guarantees. No guarantee that it will lead to action. No guarantee that it will change anything. No legislative mechanism to enact the findings.

This time last week, I sat in front of countless cameras and microphones and the message was, and still is, the same. When your child is critically ill, you shouldn’t have to choose between being at their bedside or being at work. It’s that simple. We all see it. Many of us have

In January this year, I gave a speech to MPs and Peers about why Hugh’s Law is so important. In just seven months, we have moved mountains. Now, as we return to Parliament in September, we do so with a policy that is no longer niche — but one that is rightly at the forefront of

Says it all really! #HUGHSLAW

What they see : A stressed parent on a video call, distracted, flustered, not fully present. What they don’t see: That the call is taking place beside a hospital bed. That the child is mid-way through chemotherapy. That the parent is muted because their child is vomiting.

Hey Grok how important will Hugh’s law be?

Hey Grok , are parents suffering mental health, depression and anxiety because Hugh’s law doesn’t exist?

I think this says everything it needs to 💔

If you believe we’ve made a difference… Whether it’s fighting to change the law for parents of sick children through Hugh’s Law, or walking the London Marathon with a 20kg rucksack in memory of Hugh and the the 450 children’s names on the rucksack raising over £38,000, we’ve