Green MP Carla Denyer says she is taking a leave of absence of “several weeks” to recover from burnout. Denyer, who represents Bristol Central, says the decision follows ongoing health difficulties she has been experiencing for a number of years. She describes these issues as persistent and says they are linked to her experience of burnout. The reports indicate Denyer is stepping back from duties temporarily while she focuses on recovery. Both outlets present the move as a personal health matter, with Denyer stating that she intends to take time off rather than resigning her seat. The information comes from Denyer’s own statements, with no other details reported about the specific medical cause beyond references to burnout and longer-term persistent health issues. The leave is presented as a short-term break to allow her to recuperate before returning to parliamentary work.