Dr Liam Fox - ConservativeHome - 'The Bank of England raised interest rates too slowly. Now it must be wary of raising them too quickly' Wednesday, 18 May, 2022 For many younger people in Britain, inflation is a new and startling experience, something they had previously only heard of in history books. For many of us, it was a formative personal and political force, one of the main reasons why many of us embraced Thatcherite Conservatism and its emphasis on “sound money.” Nothing undermines the stability of our economy, communities, and families more than... Articles
Down Syndrome Bill - All Stages Passed 1st April 2022 The Down Syndrome Bill has completed its final stage in the House of Lords, meaning it has now passed both Houses of Parliament. It will now receive Royal... Westminster News
Down Syndrome Bill passes its Third Reading in the House of Lords 1st April 2022 The Down Syndrome Bill has now passed its final hurdle in Parliament, getting through the House of Lords thanks to the guidance of Baroness Hollins. We now... Westminster News
Dr Liam Fox speaks in the House of Commons on Iran's actions in the Persian Gulf 31st March 2022 Dr Liam Fox: May I draw the attention of the House to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests as chairman of the Abraham Accords Group? Might... Speeches in Parliament
The Future of European Energy 31st March 2022 In recent years, Continental Europe has become too dependent on Russian oil and gas, emphasised most by the building of Nord Stream 2. Following Russia's... Opinions
Energy Security and Strategy 29th March 2022 Any future energy strategy must contain three parts: diversity in the types of fuels we use; diversity in the geographical sources of those fuels; and clear... Opinions
Russia, Ukraine, and Nuclear Disarmament 24th March 2022 Russia's invasion of Ukraine will have implications beyond the territory involved. One such area is nuclear disarmament. Few countries in future will be willing... Opinions