Labour’s Brexit chaos means more talk, more delay and more confusion.

Our plans will let international students stay for two years after graduating. Helping to grow the British economy – and keep the UK the top place for cutting-edge research.

This has been a momentous week both in our Constituency, with the defection of our MP Phillip Lee and in Parliament with machinations over Brexit and the withdrawal of the whip from a number of longstanding and senior members of our Party.

More police officers. More for our NHS. More for Brexit preparation. The 2019 Spending Review will get Britain on the road to a brighter future.

Dr Lee and I have spoken and he has confirmed that he left the Conservative Party to join the Liberal Democrats, despite previous assurances that this was not his intention.

The Prime Minister spoke from 10 Downing Street this evening, at 6pm, pledging to fight crime, improve the NHS, support schools, cut the cost of living, and unlock talent and opportunity across the entire United Kingdom as part of our plan to get the country back on the road to a brighter future.

The Prime Minister has announced that we're increasing funding for schools by a record £14 billion, levelling up per pupil funding so every child has a world-class education.

ONS figures show that there are a record number of people in work across the UK – meaning more people than ever have the security of a job.

Our approach to criminals is getting tougher, and we’re working hard to keep families safe.

The UK will leave the European Union by 31st October. From his first day as Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has been getting us ready to leave the EU.