Jesse Norman writes for The Telegraph.
To say that the 2024 general election was a disaster for the Conservative Party tests the art of political euphemism to its limits. The result has been to create a wasteland on the centre-Right of British politics.
Shadow Leader of the House of Commons Jesse Norman raises concerns about procedural defects in the way the assisted dying Bill was rushed through Parliament without proper scrutiny, impact assessments, or legal analysis.
Shadow Leader of the House of Commons Jesse Norman criticises the Government’s economic mismanagement with additional employment regulation and tax hikes stifling growth. He also raises serious concerns about the Attorney General's perceived conflict of interest and calls for greater transparency.
Shadow Leader of the House Jesse Norman welcomes news of a ceasefire in Gaza and highlights the Government’s turbulent week in Westminster with the anti-corruption Minister being named in a corruption investigation, disappointing economic growth, concerns over stagflation and the Chancellor’s desperate search for growth.