I first met David Amess nearly 40 years ago, shortly after his historic election as MP for Basildon, the image of which, the picture of …

The Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation sits at the heart of the Government’s ambitious data agenda, and will play a critical role in helping …

Today, I am pleased to announce to the House that the Government are launching a consultation on reforms to the UK’s regime for the protection …

I am pleased to inform the House that the Government are, today, publishing an update on the national data strategy which sets out our approach …

Following a consultation, the Government announced last year that they were raising the age at which national lottery products can be bought and sold from …

I begin by congratulating my hon. Friend the Member for Blackpool South (Scott Benton) on obtaining this debate, which comes hard on the heels of …

The right hon. Gentleman is quite right to draw attention to the threat posed by the black market, as the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim …

I thank you, Ms Fovargue, and Mr Deputy Speaker, for presiding over our debate. Neither of you expected to be in this position today, so …

I will come to that. I am sure my hon. Friend has read the consultation document, and it is extraordinary that the arguments, which I …

I am going to come to those points.

If my right hon. Friend will forgive me, I am going to come to those points. Given the limitations of time, I am anxious to …

If the hon. Gentleman will forgive me, I am not going to have time to give way.

I absolutely pay tribute to ITN for the …

I do not think I am going to have time.

I also point to Channel 5. Its spend on content was very small while it …

I am afraid I do not have time.

I want to make it absolutely clear that there is no political agenda attached to this. I …

The Government have today laid a report before Parliament to fulfil their statutory duty under section 390 of the Communications Act 2003. Section 390 of …