In Parliament

As The Secretary of State for Defence Ben often speaks in the house with regard to his ministerial position. This in no way impacts on his ability to represent his constituency, in fact being a Cabinet Minister means he does not bring constituency matters up in the house but instead has direct access to his ministerial colleagues concerned, which means he can highlight constituents issues at the highest level.

Below you can see Ben's latest speeches and appearances in Parliament (provided by theyworkforyou):

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

I understand the furrow that the hon. Gentleman is trying to plough, and I will send him a letter.

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

Yes, it is really important to remember the sacrifice made by New Zealand and Australia in a theatre of a war so far away.

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

It is definitely a valid suggestion.

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

It is really important.

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

Georgia is a very important partner for us around the Black sea.

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

What is really important on the accusation of both genocide and war crimes is that it does not need a politician to make that allegation.

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

When NATO says, “NATO deployment”, what it is referring to is NATO deployment.

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

My right hon.

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

There are some that have an appetite; there are not many.

Ukraine Update | Commons debates

On medical supplies, my right hon.