People need a safe, secure and long-term home as the foundation for their life and the springboard for opportunity.

That means home ownership must not be an out of reach dream for people in Hackney.

And it means better rights and stability for private tenants.

The backlogs in the Home Office are the worst I’ve seen in my 18 years as MP.

The Immigration Minister needs to get a grip

The Government should support people affected by the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. I'm calling for a family reunion visa scheme, so that Hackney residents can help their vulnerable family members. There's significant historical precedent for this.

When it comes to asylum, the Home Office is the worst I’ve seen it in 18 years.

As a result, asylum seekers are living in appalling and dangerous accommodation.

Watch me press the Immigration Minister on when we will see any improvement.

Hackney is home to a wide range of brilliant hospitality venues, including many great pubs. I recently visited the George & Vulture pub in Hoxton to discuss how it has been affected by the cost of living crisis and other inflationary pressures. The removal of the Energy Bill Relief Scheme in March, and its replacement with a less generous scheme, will mean that many pubs will be massively squeezed.

Nadhim Zahawi set the nation's taxes but was careless with his own.

He then threatened to sue those raising questions. 

If he doesn't resign, Rishi Sunak must sign him.

Hackney needs more properly affordable homes. Children are growing up in severely overcrowded or temporary accommodation – and the idea of owning a home is for many a pipe dream.

See me challenge the Government on what it will do to help councils build more affordable housing.

The Home Secretary leaked sensitive information and is overseeing inhumane conditions at the asylum processing centre in Kent. She needs to go.

The Prime Minister's policies have caused chaos in the markets and wrecked the economy. How can anyone in the country have confidence in the Prime Minister?