When I first stood for election in North Shropshire, one issue came up on almost every doorstep in Whitchurch: the steps at the railway station. Forty-four steps may not seem like much for those without accessibility needs. But for others, the physical
Today the Government’s highly controversial Diego Garcia Military Base and British Indian Ocean Territory Bill has its first day of Committee Stage in the House of Lords. The Bill plays a critical role in facilitating the UK Government’s proposal to transfer sovereignty
MI5 issues a fresh alert on rising Chinese espionage as MPs are warned of recruitment attempts, covert interference, and growing risks to UK democracy.
Kemi Badenoch accuses Rachel Reeves of using a “smokescreen” before the 2025 Budget, defending Tory tax and welfare policies and warning of major Labour tax rises.
Steve Reed defends Labour’s asylum reforms amid party backlash, as critics warn proposals risk harming refugees and increasing community tensions.
When I was at school, the word ‘dyslexia’ wasn’t talked about much, and when it was, it was rarely understood. I can still remember the feeling of sitting at my desk, the words swimming on the page, knowing that I was trying
The United Kingdom has been a global home for beers, wines, and spirits for centuries, stretching back to 1638 when Berry Bros. & Rudd first opened its doors in London. Today, Britain stands as the world’s largest exporter of spirits and the
Russell Findlay criticizes UK asylum plans as 'chaotic soundbites,' calling for stronger action on small boat crossings and ECHR reforms.
Borders Minister Alex Norris says the UK may impose Trump-style visa sanctions on India and others as Shabana Mahmood unveils sweeping asylum and migration reforms.
For decades, the BAE Systems site at Warton, in my Fylde constituency, has been a symbol of Britain’s engineering excellence and manufacturing capability. It is where generations of highly skilled workers – families with fathers, daughters, and grandfathers all under the same
