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Perhaps the most singularly significant ceremonial duty that I perform each year in the constituency is laying a wreath on Remembrance Sunday at one of our...

Throughout the worst of the pandemic ‘returning to normal’ has sounded like a distant and unbelievable prospect. But a return to something like pre-Covid life...

Throughout the pandemic as a Government we have had to make difficult choices, whereby we balance different risks, taking expert advice on the data available...

In February 2020 my family and I welcomed a new addition to our home: Brennan, a chocolate sprocker spaniel puppy from Norfolk. Having grown up in suburbia...

We returned to Parliament on Monday, a day earlier than expected, amidst an atmosphere of quite extraordinarily mixed emotions. On the one hand, it was...

On 18th March last year the Prime Minister made a statement to the country confirming that schools would be shut ‘until further notice’. That decision was soon...

If the Covid-19 pandemic is one of the greatest crises to have faced any UK Government in history, it stands that delivering the only sustainable way out – mass...

Amid the recent scenes of chaos as thugs descended on the legislature of our closest ally, the United States, one thought came to my mind: the chilling memory...

I’m delighted that we have secured a UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement, and that this has now passed through the House of Commons with a huge majority. I...