Last week, Public Health England (PHE) published their latest advice to people about when, and how, to self-isolate if any of us start showing symptoms of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19.

Solihull’s official motto is ‘Urbs in Rure’. Meaning ‘the town in the countryside’, it nicely sums up our community’s special place at the boundary between the great urban centres of the West Midlands and the beautiful landscapes of rural Warwickshire.

The Prime Minister, despite a great deal of pressure, has taken the bold and correct decision to give a ‘green light’ to High Speed Two.

This week I had the pleasure of meeting Finn, the heroic police dog at the heart of the campaign to introduce tougher sentences for animal cruelty.

I was recently elected as Chair of Parliament’s cross-party Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport Select Committee. This means I have a duty to hold the Government to account on a broad range of subjects, including keeping people safe online.

Last week, I stood up in the House of Commons and pressed the Government on what steps it is taking to ensure that nobody ever has the opportunity to repeat the horrifying crimes of Dr Ian Paterson.

Last Wednesday, I stood up in the House of Commons and challenged Boris Johnson directly about what he and the Government are doing to fix our broadband.

This year, I have decided to run for the chairmanship of Parliament’s Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS) Select Committee.

The past few years have sometimes put the spotlight on what divides us. But if there’s one thing that can really bring us together as a nation, it’s sport.

Parliament is back for a new term – and with a new purpose. After too many months and years of dither and delay, there is finally a clear majority to deliver on the referendum.