New measures at the UK border to guard against a second wave of coronavirus infections have been announced by the Home Secretary today.

They include 14 days’ self-isolation for anyone entering the UK, bar a short list of exemptions.

Education Secretary on the Government’s response to the outbreak of coronavirus and plans to begin returning to school safely

First, I want to update you on the latest data on the coronavirus response.

Details on a range of outdoor activities that will be allowed in England from 13 May 2020 subject to social distancing rules.

From tomorrow (1 May 2020), PPE purchased by care homes, businesses, charities, and individuals to protect against Covid-19 will be free from VAT for a three-month period.

Until now I have remained undeclared concerning my backing for the new leader of the Conservative Party, however, I believe that Boris Johnson’s visit to talk to party members in Surrey today is a suitable occasion to make my assessment public.

It is now almost certain that our next Prime Minister will be a self-confessed criminal; liable to up 14 years in prison in the case of possession of Class A drugs or up to 5 years for Class B drugs such as cannabis.

Crispin Blunt attacks Gove over ‘hand-wringing statement of regret’ on cocaine use and calls on all leadership candidates to engage in serious debate on future drugs policy.

Crispin, MP for Reigate and co-chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group For Drug Policy Reform said:

Crispin Blunt MP co-authored a paper on how Britain should respond to chemical attacks in Syria, in July of last year, which recommended a preauthorisation resolution.

"I request that Her Majesty’s Government press the government of the United States in the strongest possible terms to recast President Trump’s executive order “Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry Into the United States” in a way that advances our shared values and security.