In Parliament for the debate on the EU (Withdrawal) Bill. If it becomes clear that Brexit will cause real damage to the UK we should be able to keep an open mind – Brexit can be paused or reversed if the British people want.

Every year on Remembrance Sunday I lay a wreath at the War Memorial alongside over 60 local organisations and groups – it is always a very moving ceremony. This year over 600 people turned out.

In a debate on the UK’s membership of the European Economic Area, I argued that staying in the Single Market is the principal way that we can retain the economic benefits of our membership of the EU.

I’ve tabled this Early Day Motion (EDM) calling on the Parliamentary Authorities to reconsider awarding the Big Ben refurbishment contract to Sir Robert McAlpine given their history of blacklisting.

Today I will be in the House of Commons to support Jim McMahon MP’s Representation of the People Bill that will give 16 and 17-year-olds the right to vote.

Really enjoyed speaking at a Lambeth Black History Month event this morning. Black History Month is so important so that we can all celebrate the contribution our black communities have made in Britain.

Pleased to support Early Day Motion (EDM) opposing cuts to legal aid which have restricted access to justice by leaving thousands of people without legal support.

I’ve signed this important Early Day Motion (EDM) expressing concern over the increasing number of Rohingya refugees crossing from Burma into Bangladesh having fled violence.

In Streatham and about to appear on BBC Radio 5 Live to talk about Brexit and why this issue is so important to me and our community.

The St Michael’s Fellowship are an incredible local organisation working to support parents in need. Part of their work is to provide clothes, bedding and baby equipment – if you can help please get in touch.