At the Remembrance Sunday service in Streatham this morning we remembered all those who fought and lost their lives for our country.

I’ve written objecting to the proposal to close Camberwell Green Magistrates Court in Southwark following the closure of Lambeth County Court which served my constituents.

An honour to host a reception in the House of Commons to showcase the St Michael’s Fellowship – a Streatham-based charity which works with disadvantaged families in Lambeth and across London and the UK.

Home Affairs Select Committee, of which I am a member, published our report on antisemitism in the UK. It paints a picture of rising antisemitism over the last few years which does not make for pleasant reading.

I’ve written to the Government seeking urgent clarification on their plans to transfer control of Southern Rail services to Transport for London – they can’t be allowed to backtrack on their commitment to this.

I reminded the Brexit Secretary that the job of Government is to secure a Brexit deal that serves the interests of everybody and not to sow further seeds of division in our country.

Talking to the Safer London team about their programs in Lambeth that are aimed at preventing youth violence.

I chaired the APPG on Social Integration’s second public evidence session as part of our inquiry into immigration and integration – today we discussed immigration policy.

In the House of Commons, I argued that if the Brexit deal reached is substantially different from what was promised we could legitimately ask for another vote.

Traveled to Halifax and Boston to meet community organisations and local residents to talk about immigration for the APPG on Social Integration’s inquiry into the integration of migrants.

I’ve added my support to this Early Day Motion (EDM) calling on the Government to halt plans to replace student nurses’ bursaries with a loans scheme.

Pleased to speak at the launch of the Youth Violence Commission. This is an issue which the whole of our society needs to tackle.