In Parliament

Andrew Bridgen backs retailers’ strategy to avoid panic buying, as panic buying of fruit and vegetables would lead to a lot of food waste.

Andrew Bridgen questions the Government about the National Farmers Union’s call to protect home-grown food production.

Andrew Bridgen seeks an update from the Treasury on the implementation of the new measures announced in the autumn statement to tackle tax avoidance.

Following the Health Secretary’s statement on urgent and emergency care services, Andrew Bridgen asks him about the spike in influenza cases in December.

Andrew Bridgen asks the Secretary of State for Defence on what is being done to strengthen and broaden the AUKUS alliance.

Andrew Bridgen welcomes news that more than 200 grassroots rugby, football and boxing organisations across England and Wales are to be awarded £5 million to put on local schemes as, apart from the obvious health and wellbeing benefits, these schemes help to keep vulnerable young people out of antisocial behaviour and crime.

Andrew Bridgen raises concerns that unaccompanied minors in our asylum seeker system are being targeted by criminal gangs and calls for more resources to tackle this problem.

Andrew Bridgen notes that the Office for National Statistics has not issued mortality data by vaccination status since 31 May last year and seeks confirmation from the Government that that data has been collected for the rest of 2022 and asks when it will be published.

Andrew Bridgen leads an Adjournment Debate on the potential harms of mRNA vaccines.