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Residential buildings with communal heating systems are not protected by the Energy Price Cap. I organised a debate to press the Government on how it will support struggling families impacted by this.

Watch the full debate here.

The Home Secretary cannot answer basic questions about how much taxpayers' money will be spent on sending victims of war and persecution to Rwanda. 

These plans are shameful, unworkable, and will not break the business model of people traffickers and smugglers.

The Prime Minister and Chancellor have both been fined by the police for partying during lockdown. It beggars belief that when we were unable to visit dying relatives or even spend Christmas with our loved ones there were boozy parties going on in the heart of Government. The Prime Minister…

From 6 April people with biometric residence cards, biometric residence permits, and frontier working permits will have to prove their status online to work or rent in the UK. From this date, physical copies of these documents will no longer be accepted. However, many people struggle to use the online…

The Government finally published the much-delayed Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) review, which you can read here. Large headline funding figures were briefed to accompany the publication of the report, but much of this is not new funding. I urged the Secretary of State for Education, Nadhim Zahawi, to come…