As this is the first time I have spoken in a debate on education since the lockdown has been lifted, I would first like to pay tribute to all the teachers and school staff in the Meon Valley.

Increasing our trade with India in a range of sectors is hugely important as we leave the EU. My question to the Department for International Trade. 

Great to ask the Foreign Secretary about the DfID-FCO merger in his statement. 

Great to be in the House of Commons chamber this afternoon to listen to the Chancellor deliver his plan for jobs. This will be worth as much as £30 billion, which is on top of the £160 billion plan already in place to protect businesses and jobs during the pandemic.

I am pleased the Prime Minister has offered a pathway to British citizenship for Hong Kong residents who hold British National (Overseas) (BNO) passports and their dependents following China’s crackdown in the former colony.

The Lammy Review talks about building trust between the police and young people. I asked Alex Chalk Assistant Whip, The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice What consideration has my hon.

Today in PMQs I asked the Prime Minister... “Last week, fatal conflict resumed in Ladakh, on the Line of Actual Control between India and China.

I asked the Home Secretary whether she shares my view that our country should not turn to criminal damage and mob rule to enact change, or erase our past, but do so through well-tested and effective democratic channels. I was pleased to hear she agreed 

I asked the Secretary of State for Education Gavin Williamson whether the Government has given any consideration to allowing Year 6 students to return to school this academic year so they can prepare for the transition to secondary school.

I have read the report and I do understand that it has been rushed, but it does raise a number of issues, such as the effect of age and ethnicity.