Answering questions from the Treasury Select Committee about the Government's measures to support individuals and businesses affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Addressing the House on measures taken to support those affected by Coronavirus (COVID-19) and taking questions

I delivered my first Budget to a packed House of Commons.

I announced a raft of measures to support people and businesses while the country meets the challenge of Coronavirus/COVID-19, to level up the economy and to deliver on our promises to the British people.

I love going to the movies but as you might imagine I don’t have much leisure time at present.

But once I have delivered the Budget next week, I’m looking forward to catching up - and one new release I am particularly looking forward to seeing is Military Wives.

Rishi Sunak is to press local health chiefs to improve their treatment of secondary breast cancer.

Secondary breast cancer is an incurable – but treatable – form of the disease suffered by patients whose primary breast cancer has spread to other parts of the body.

I always find it hugely gratifying to come across people from our area who are making a mark in their chosen career.

It demonstrates to me that there is no shortage of ambition, hard work and creativity among our young people.

Rishi Sunak has paid a visit to one of the most outstanding and popular primary schools in his constituency.

When I was elected your MP in 2015 little did I know that one day I would be writing my regular column from behind the Chancellor’s desk in the Treasury.

A family have been welcomed to their redeveloped and affordably warm homes by Rishi Sunak.

The Richmond MP was on hand to present Sharon Adcock with a bouquet shortly after she moved into her refurbished Broadacres home near Northallerton.

There were some anxious moments last Sunday as Storm Ciara swept across the country.

As I kept in touch with what was happening via our emergency services I couldn’t help but think: were we set for a repeat of the flash-flooding which hit the Dales last summer?