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Last week I voted for the Overseas Operations Bill at its second reading in the House of Commons. The bill aims to provide greater legal protections to armed...

Due to the constantly evolving nature of the coronavirus pandemic and the steps being taken to tackle it, it is difficult for me to cover the subject in a...

A few weeks ago I wrote about my involvement with Climate Assembly UK. The assembly was set up by six House of Commons Committees, including the Treasury Select...

Support for Young People The Government has announced a range of support to help the career prospects of young people affected by Covid-19. APPRENTICESHIPS -...

Over the past few months I have received many letters from constituents asking about Climate Assembly UK – what it is and how I have been involved with it. In...

The past few months have continued to be unusual from a parliamentary perspective. Holding meetings online has also been a new experience. As Chair of the House...

The first task facing Boris in July 2019 was to break the deadlock in parliament over Brexit. He successfully renegotiated a deal with the EU – which many...

Domestic Abuse. The landmark Domestic Abuse Bill has passed in Parliament, securing support from across the House. Despite the percentage of convictions for...

The Chancellor has announced £30 billion of emergency spending to stave off mass unemployment in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. There is a big difference...