The Chancellor has announced a number of temporary, timely and targeted measures to support businesses in this time of national need.

Boris Johnson's speech to the nation to send us into lockdown: getting everyone to stay at home to protect the NHS to save lives.

We’re providing a coordinated, comprehensive response to coronavirus so every person in this country has the support they need in the coming months.

We’re providing a £330 billion package of loans and guarantees to keep businesses afloat in critical times.

It may only be March but we already know what 2020 will be remembered for. We also know that the following two months are going to see our everyday lives change, not just here but across the world. The coronavirus outbreak is the biggest public health emergency in Europe for a generation and is likely to see measures, introduced at the right time, not normally seen in peacetime.

Coronavirus is the worst public health crisis for a generation. Here is how this Government is tackling it.

This Budget delivers on our promises to support British businesses, fulfils promises made in our manifesto, and gets things done.

It I s apparent as March progresses that everyday lives are going to affected over the next few weeks, as we adapt to the impact of the Coronavirus and measures to address it. There is no need for panic but following good advice from known trusted sources will help. Unfortunately, fake news and misinformation spreads easily on social media so one simple thing we can all do is not share anything that is not easily cross-referenced from a credible source.

Our budget delivers for the British people, levelling up our economy and delivering on our manifesto pledges. Here’s what you need to know about the 2020 budget.

Henry Smith MP has welcomed the announcement that Sussex Police and Surrey Police will receive a £462,000 funding increase to equip 560 more police officers with Tasers this year, ensuring they have the resources they need to tackle crime and keep our streets safe.