In Parliament

Yesterday I was delighted to chair a roundtable of the Energy Research Accelerator in Parliament on the importance of hydrogen for the Midlands.

Earlier this week I was very happy to contribute to the debate in support of the Queen's Speech.

I am back in Westminster to represent Newcastle and to hear the Queen’s Speech.

The speech this year was delivered by Prince Charles, as Her Majesty has mobility problems - we all wish her well and hope she is recovering at home.

Both tonight and last night the House of Commons has rejected attempts by Labour and the House of Lords to water down our Nationality and Borders Bill.

Today at Prime Minister's Questions I asked Boris Johnson what is being done to further tackle anti-social behaviour.

Today I was delighted to attend a special event in Parliament to mark Staffordshire Day.

The situation in Ukraine reminds us that the United Kingdom’s security and ability to be a force for good in the world is in large part based on the strength of our economy.

Last week the Justice Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister, Dominic Raab, set out the Government's proposals to tackle strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs), often known as "lawfare".

On Tuesday, the Secretary of State for Justice, Dominic Raab, published the Government’s response to the independent review of criminal legal aid.

On Tuesday, the Independent Expert Panel released their full report on the conduct of the former Speaker John Bercow.