I have always respected the result of the 2016 referendum and have always wanted to leave the European Union with a deal. I consistently voted to support the Withdrawal Agreement and continue to support the Government as it negotiates a new Free Trade Agreement with our European friends and partners.

How the NHS values and retains its staff is critical and I was encouraged when a deal was agreed in 2018 ensuring a 6.5 per cent pay rise for over one million NHS workers on Agenda for Change contracts over three years.

I know the UK works with a wide range of international partners to ensure the best results for girls across the world. I am proud of the leadership that the UK has shown, supporting the UN and national governments to keep girls safe.

I am proud to be part of a Government which moved so swiftly to help local business, to allow them to protect jobs and livelihoods.

E-scooters could ease the burden on the transport network and, in light of the Coronavirus, help to facilitate social distancing.

I am pleased to report that I have supported the Breast Cancer Now on many occasions and earlier this month, asked questions of the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care about cancer screening.

I have three major rivers, the Teme, the Severn and the Avon as well as many smaller waterways and I am acutely aware of the importance of protecting them and preserving the health of those who use them.

I fully support steps being taken to reduce the spread of coronavirus through sensible social distancing and isolation measures where appropriate.

I am pleased that the Government is committed to improving the welfare of cats and has a manifesto commitment to introduce compulsory microchipping of cats.