I was delighted to attend a reception for Acquired Brain Injury survivors organised by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Acquired Brain Injury (ABI).

The aim of the event was to raise awareness of ABI, and the need to improve neurorehabilitation services across the UK. 

Grenfell Tower fire: Survivors in emergency housing 12 months on

Survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire will still be living in emergency accommodation 12 months after the tragedy, the government has confirmed.

Campaigners who demanded changes to the Grenfell Tower fire inquiry have "won their argument", a government minister has said.

In a U-turn, Theresa May announced last week that two experts would sit with the judge investigating the fire.

Central government’s number one priority around Brexit right now must be to provide clarity for the City of London on the status of EU workers living here, and those wishing to live here in future, according to the body representing the financial centre.

The government should be running a balanced budget to prepare the public finances for future shocks, one of the chancellor’s aides has said.

Conservative MP Kwasi Kwarteng has told the Today programme there needs to be "some distinction" between customs union and non customs union areas but ruled out that that would mean a hard border in Northern Ireland.

BREXITEER MP Kwasi Kwarteng said the Treasury was “pro-Remain” but made an important distinction as he refused to back Jacob Rees-Mogg's claims that the Government department had been "fiddling the figures" to keep Britain in the EU's customs union.

TORY Brexiteer Kwasi Kwarteng rebutted Labour’s claim that the Government has not taken any measures to help vulnerable people and families on a low income.

The Britsh Government will be able to reach an agreement with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to ensure Northern Ireland is not treated differently during the Brexit process, Tory MP Kwasi Kwarteng said.

TORY Kwasi Kwarteng lashed Brussels for "playing games" with Brexit Britain over negotiations as rumours claim Prime Minister Theresa May "begged" EU for help.