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For a teenage boy arriving on a Greek island having risked his life at the hands of people smugglers and escaping shelling in Aleppo the finer points of Brexit...

The Commons broke for the Easter recess last Thursday and I took up an invitation from the children’s charity UNICEF to visit their operations in Athens and see...

Just when you thought it was safe to dip into the back pages of the Herald this will be my last column before the election, I am told. Parliament has now...

Last Thursday I was at my desk in Portcullis at the House of Commons before 8am as usual. The walk in across Westminster was more problematic than normal as...

The legislation has been passed after a few last minute dramas in the Lords and next Wednesday the Prime Minister will trigger Article 50 to start the process...

Last Friday was a big day for not only the families of the victims of the Shoreham Air Show tragedy but also the whole of the local community who had so openly...

Spring is in the air and on Tuesday I was amongst a number of parliamentarians with more than a spring in our step as we competed for who could embarrass...

Please find attached a letter from Angie Doll, Passenger Service Director, updating on compensation payments for Southern season ticket holders, Storm Doris and...

This week it is the turn of the House of Lords to start scrutiny of the Brexit Bill and I have never seen the place so packed. Even the Prime Minister went...