Emma Reynolds: “The unfair cost to customers; delays to vital infrastructure investments; and delays to environmental improvements.”

It flies in the face of basic fairness, and the British public are right to be furious.

I would like to see us use different levers of the state and use the board to really boost the level of food production in the UK.

As a general rule, we are a very open trading economy, and we believe, sort of as a general principle, that free trade is better than putting up barriers.

At a time when debt interest costs billions of pounds that could otherwise be spent on improving lives, we must always know where the money is coming from to pay for public services.