One very clear message that the electorate continues to send to politicians is the importance of having a sensible migration policy that controls the levels of immigration into our country.  The topic featured prominently during yesterday evening’s leadership election debate between Jeremy Hunt a

Recently, I made my first ‘appearance’ on BBC Radio 4’s Dead Ringers, where they said that the only interesting thing about me was being a Chartered Accountant.  Now, this may not make me Box Office – but at least I know how to balance the books.

When social care is discussed in the media or in Parliament, the conversation almost always focuses on the needs of older people.

This article was originally published in City A.M.

Today’s younger voters were born after the Berlin Wall had fallen and the battle of ideas had been won for another generation.

To watch my video on how we spread opportunity for everybody, click here.

As we arrive at what was meant to be another ‘crunch’ day of voting in the House of Commons, one constant throughout this process is the notion that the Cabinet’s Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration is a ‘deal’. With apologies to Noel Edmonds, this is why many think we are fast approac

This is an article I never wanted to write, having been loyal to my Party and its leadership for my entire 13 years in the House of Commons.

Later this week, the Prime Minister travels to Brussels for a meeting of the European Council, where Brexit takes centre stage.

To watch my video on how we make the case for low taxes and free markets, click here. 

The UK’s vote to leave the European Union in June 2016 was not only the largest democratic mandate in British political history, but it symbolised a desire for change.