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There is still a narrow window to respond strongly. We need to cut taxes, support the poorest, and help more people into work.

Partygate may caught the headlines, but the real issue on doorsteps was the cost of living crisis. We have to throw everything at it.

Britain faces a series of national crises. This is the worst possible time to create a vacuum in Westminster.

On 1 April the Ofgem price cap soared by 54 per cent, costing the average household an eye-watering extra £693 in energy bills this year.

The short-sighted sales of critical manufacturing infrastructure will leave us completely dependent on Beijing.

The UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has made a statement supporting the withdrawal of British judges from Hong Kong, moments before a Westminster Hall debate on the issue secured by myself and Siobhain McDonagh MP – both members of the cross-party Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC).

Rishi Sunak exposed the Government's inability to set VAT for the whole country. This cannot go on.

As Putin’s war in Ukraine rages, shocking the world economy and forcing up energy and food prices, Rishi Sunak had to use his Spring Statement to focus on the cost of living.

We, members of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (UK), have had the privilege of meeting with Lithuanian parliamentarians, government officials and military leaders over our visit to Vilnius.

NEW - UK individuals, charities, community groups & businesses can now record their interest in supporting Ukrainians fleeing the war through the new Homes for Ukraine scheme.

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It isn’t just Britain's financial relationship with Russia that has to change, but the entire philosophy of our energy policy.