Jesse Norman speaks out against the sell off of Channel 4 as unnecessary when there are greater concerns such as cost of living and inflation and to sell it makes no economic sense. He says we should not sell it; but should support it in any way we can to continue to commission the highly innovative, risky and interesting forms of programming, for which we celebrate it.

Jesse Norman intervenes in a backbench debate on the strategic priorities for Ofwat to highlight the problem of pollution in the River Wye and the need for a cross-border or all-rivers strategy to tackle phosphate pollution.

Whilst welcoming many measures in the Bill, Jesse Norman highlights his concerns in relation to increasing police discretionary powers in relation to noisy protests.