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I agree with the many people who have observed that the way many in the House of Commons conducted themselves during last week’s debate on events on Gaza was...

As a Member of Parliament, I recognise that I have no formal role in the planning process, and I would not ordinarily intervene in it, but my concern here as...

Recently, the Warwickshire Director of Public Health’s (DPH) Annual Report for 2023 was published, which focuses on the impacts of domestic abuse and violence...

Artificial Intelligence (or machine learning as some experts would prefer we called it) has been a source of both excitement and concern for some time. The...

What has happened in Israel is indescribably horrific and has constituted catastrophic acts of terrorism. Discussion of this issue is not served by reticence in...

I recently visited Honiley with Openreach, where I got to try my hand at how engineers are working to build an Ultrafast Full Fibre broadband network in...

As I know from experience, government isn’t easy and it often involves balancing different priorities in ways that are far more complex than is apparent from...

Since the House of Commons resumed sitting last week, I have been reminded of how long it can take to make legislative change. This week, what was hopefully the...

This week the House of Commons approved Government legislation to increase the penalties available to environmental regulators in England for offences committed...