Was a pleasure and great to meet pupils from Almondsbury School during their visit to Parliament today.

Have some research and follow up work to do, looking forward to visiting the school soon.

Today in the House of Commons, I asked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland to assure the House that the Government's repeated commitment to end the witch hunt of our ex forces personnel and the vexatious prosecutions will not be sacrificed on the altar of political expediency.

Great to be elected to chair the new APPG on Sovereign Defence Manufacturing Capability.

We will look at all aspects of the UK's defence manufacturing base and its importance to our strategic capabilities. The group will be producing a report to be submitted to the SDSR.

Great to welcome pupils from Coniston Primary School to Parliament today and have the opportunity to answer questions.

Not only did they ask me some very good ones, they also tasked me and my team with organising a street sign for their school. We're already on the case!

Yesterday I happily signed an 'Early Day Motion' (EDM) calling for Big Ben to chime at 11pm on 31st January 2020 so that we can celebrate our status as a free and sovereign nation again.

A huge honour this evening to be sworn in as the Member of Parliament for Filton and Bradley Stoke Constituency.

Great to get cracking! I'm looking forward to the Queen's Speech tomorrow setting out our exciting programme for Government.

During PMQs, I paid tribute to the Speaker and asked the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson MP, to give a clear manifesto undertaking that if he is returned as a Conservative Prime Minister, he will bring forward legislation to end the terrible injustice against our Northern Ireland veterans.

During Health and Social Care Questions today, I welcomed the recent announcement of greater support for people affected by the suicide of a loved one, and asked the Minister for Suicide Prevention about what form additional support actually take.

Today in the House of Commons, I welcomed confirmation of additional funding for counter-terrorism in the spending review and asked the Minister for Security, Brandon Lewis MP, what steps he is taking to counter terrorist content online.

It was a pleasure to host a number of students from UWE students today for a tour of Parliament.  They asked me some great questions.