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):

Topical Questions | Defence | Commons debates

First, on the Intelligence and Security Committee, which is the Committee that would publish the report, I gave evidence for that report

US Deployment: Germany | Defence | Commons debates

My right hon.

Northern Ireland: Vexatious Claims | Defence | Commons debates

This Government are committed to ending vexatious claims as quickly as possible.

Topical Questions | Defence | Commons debates

Only today, the permanent secretary and other officials attended the Public Accounts Committee to answer some of those questions, no doub

Defence Capabilities | Defence | Commons debates

My hon. Friend is right—but the review was slowed down, not entirely paused, during the covid pandemic.

Topical Questions | Defence | Commons debates

An impact assessment will have been published with the Bill when it was brought to the House.

Defence Capabilities | Defence | Commons debates

The Ministry of Defence has rigorous ongoing processes to test and develop our capabilities and force structure to ensure that they are r

Topical Questions | Defence | Commons debates

Absolutely. If I think back to the days when I was at Sandhurst, in defence, there were really three domains: air, sea and land.

Defence Industrial Strategy | Defence | Commons debates

The Government are currently conducting work on the UK’s defence and security industrial strategy to identify the steps we should take to

Northern Ireland: Vexatious Claims | Defence | Commons debates

My hon.