I have recently received a number of emails in relation to the increasing number of migrants crossing the Channel. I too have watched with growing alarm as the number willing to attempt this dangerous crossing has skyrocketed in recent weeks.

I'd like to offer my congratulations to all students collecting their results today. It's been a challenging and unusual year but I hope today will be a day to celebrate the work they have put in.

I have spent the last fortnight writing my report on communities for the PM; I handed it in on Friday and very much hope he and the Government like it.

Throughout lockdown, the government has provided support to businesses of all sizes to keep them going, as many closed or could not operate at their previous capacity, but as this eases shoppers are once again able to show their support for their local high streets, and we should champion this.

Walking through Devizes on Monday I was encouraged to see so many following the new rules about wearing a mask while in shops - with many going further and wearing them while travelling between businesses, too. Although this can take some getting used to, after a while it becomes second nature.

This year has seen many people needing to work and study from home and, as we have adjusted to communicating virtually all day, the internet has never been more important.

I have had a number of emails about the Trade Bill and the NHS, following Labour’s amendment which claimed to ‘protect the NHS and publicly funded health and care services in other parts of the UK from any form of control from outside the UK.’

I have had a number of organised campaign emails from constituents regarding HS2 and the environment. This is my reply to those emails.

I have had a number of organised campaign emails from constituents asking me to sign an EDM banning all fur imports. This is my reply to those emails.

I have had a number of organised campaign emails from constituents regarding the FCO and DFID merger. This is my reply to those emails.