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):

Strait of Hormuz: UK Shipping | Defence | Commons debates

Iran’s interference in the region is a strategic threat to its near neighbours and, indeed, to UK interests and her allies.

Topical Questions | Defence | Commons debates

Absolutely.

Topical Questions | Defence | Commons debates

I assure my hon. Friend of the importance that we attach to this area, given the stress under which it puts members of the armed forces.

Topical Questions | Defence | Commons debates

I stand by the statements I made. I apologise for the time taken to respond to the Committee.

Armed Forces: Capabilities | Defence | Commons debates

The United Kingdom is a full member of NATO and completely committed to ensuring that that alliance has a long-term future.

Topical Questions | Defence | Commons debates

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Armed Forces: Capabilities | Defence | Commons debates

I welcome my right hon. Friend to his new role as Chairman of the Select Committee on Defence.

Topical Questions | Defence | Commons debates

Ynys Môn is an incredibly important island and, indeed, RAF Valley is incredibly important for our RAF and our pilot training.

Animal Experiments: Animal Breeding | Home Office | Written Answers

The Home Office will publish a framework for the efficient breeding of animals shortly.

Offences against Children: Internet | Home Office | Written Answers

The National Crime Agency’s Thinkuknow education programme endeavours to help children and young people identify the risks they may face