The Prime Minister made a very welcome announcement last week that new primary legislation will ensure those convicted in this horrendous Horizon scandal are swiftly exonerated and compensated. 

Inheritance tax is bad for families, bad for the economy - and voters hate it. Nadhim Zahawi writes for The House Magazine.

Inheritance tax is a burden on hard-working families who simply want to make sure their loved ones can carry on when they're gone. This is morally wrong and damaging to our personal finances and the wider economy. Nadhim Zahawi writes for the Telegraph.

The same stale solutions are not the answer. We must re-examine the foundations of what made these islands so prosperous. Nadhim Zahawi writes for the Telegraph.

Nadhim Zahawi writes for the The Mail on Sunday.

This Platinum Jubilee weekend, many of us are reflecting on what makes this country great. Having grown up as a Kurdish boy under the brutal dictatorship of Saddam Hussein in Iraq, I often remind people that this is the best country in the world to call home.

COP26 has recently come to its conclusion, and I know that globally, nationally, and in the constituency itself, there has been a mixed reception to the Glasgow Climate Pact.

I have just returned from an emotional and humbling visit to Poland, where I joined an international delegation to visit Auschwitz.

On 19th July we took the final step on the prime minister’s roadmap out of lockdown, Step 4. As I wrote last month, it was a difficult decision to delay this moment, however, the success of the vaccine rollout, and the additional protection we have been able to provide in this extra time, means we are in a significantly safer position to lift restrictions.

On 14th June, the prime minister made the difficult decision to push back ‘Freedom Day’, Step 4 of his roadmap, until 19th July.