Tulip Siddiq, Mp For Hampstead And Kilburn

While this crisis is first and foremost a public health one, the economic impact of the measures that have been taken to stop the spread of coronavirus have been devastating.

I am delighted that Labour now supports a second referendum on Brexit, but also pleased Labour is not approaching a possible general election as a single-issue campaign.

Events in parliament may be moving at break-neck speed, but my position on Brexit has remained consistent throughout.

Over the past month we have seen horrendous stabbings and violent robberies in Hampstead and Kilburn, and the criminality has left many of those I represent feeling utterly helpless.

This year, the environment has surged to the forefront of the political agenda.

Brexit and the Conservative leadership contest continue to dominate the media’s attention.

It has been a relentless few months in Parliament, with each day bringing a new raft of votes on the fundamental questions of Brexit.

As your MP, I have been working hard to oppose this government’s hostile immigration policies.

It is hard to think of an area of local life that has not benefited from the contribution of EU citizens.

I don’t use the word “crisis” lightly, but that is exactly what our early education sector is facing.