Today we mark Holocaust Memorial Day, a time to remember the millions of Jewish people and others persecuted during the Holocaust, and to reflect on the lessons it teaches us for today.Last summer, I had the privilege of lighting the Eternal Flame at Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Centr
Today I challenged the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions on the reality facing young people trying to find work. While Labour MPs focus on headline-friendly initiatives, youth unemployment has risen by over 100,000 since Labour came to power.
It’s always a pleasure to meet schools from South West Devon when they visit Parliament. On Tuesday, I was delighted to spend time with Year 12 students and teachers from Plympton Academy after their tour.
Last night, the House of Lords voted in favour of proposals to introduce an age limit on social media use for under-16s.While this is not yet a done deal and the issue will return to the House of Commons for further debate, it shows growing recognition across Parliament that we must do more to prote
Mandatory Digital ID scrapped!Another day, another humiliating Labour u-turn. The mandatory digital ID scheme is dead - and good riddance. This was an intrusive, heavy-handed proposal that should never have been considered.
One important part of my role as a Member of Parliament is holding the Government to account as a member of the Transport Select Committee.We scrutinise the work of the Department for Transport and challenge ministers, businesses and stakeholders on their decisions and evidence.
