Andrew joined Members of Parliament from across the Political Spectrum this afternoon as each paid tribute to HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. The nation continues to mourn following the news of his death on Friday.
Andrew said in the hours following the announcement on Friday,
Andrew described today as "Groundhog Day in the House of Commons" as the SNP used their opposition day debate to once again discuss a second referendum. .
Following the Chancellors budget last week, Parliament returned to the chamber for debate yesterday. Andrew spoke last night and addressed the SNPs claims to desire stability and certainty whilst at the same time pressing for a separation referendum.
Andrew has welcomed the Prime Ministers data driven plan for ending lockdown and has urged the First Minister of Scotland to follow suit with her announcement tomorrow.
Farmers across the North East are waiting with interest to know more about which organisations will be responsible for operating the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme.
The Armed Forces Bill is a bill to continue the Armed Forces Act 2006; to amend that Act and other enactments relating to the armed forces; to make provision about service in the reserve forces; to make provision about pardons for certain abolished service offences; to make provision about war pe
Last week Andrew met people in Auchenblae and Drumtochty to discus their concerns regarding poor mobile phone signal and connectivity. Earlier today Andrew raised their concerns in the House of Commons during Home Office Questions.
Last night Andrew took part in a debate on Global Britain. The text from his speech is here -
We debate here today at a time when the values we stand for as a country, when the values all liberal democracies of the world, seem more under threat than at any time in living memory.
