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A month on from my last column and tragically our TV screens continue to be populated by grim images of the Israel-Hamas conflict. I must reiterate my...

As an MP and the only veterinary surgeon in the House of Commons, I have been working hard on Parliament’s response to the recent spate of attacks reported to...

I sit down to write this column as we sadly are watching horrific scenes unfold in the Middle East. I joined with a cross-party group of over 300...

When the final whistle blew on the Lionesses first Women’s World Cup football final, we were all gutted. Despite an incredible save by Mary Earps (and so great...

As the famous song goes, “I don’t like cricket – I love it!” I’ve played consistently since I was a youngster, and even padded up occasionally this season for...

It is ok not to be ok. Words I’m sure you have heard often in relation to mental health but with 25% of people in England experiencing a mental health problem...

Regular readers will know post-16 transport is a key issue I’ve been campaigning on for some time now to stop rural youngsters being penalised with either eye...

Last weekend, on a scale not seen in a generation, people up and down the land joined together in celebration of the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen...

March heralded the Spring Budget which set out the Government’s plans to drive down inflation, support people with cost-of-living pressures and reduce debt...