In Parliament

First, I want to say to the hon. Gentleman that this is a tragic case, and my thoughts remain with Belly Mujinga’s family and friends.

I share the hon. Gentleman’s commitment to justice for Belly Mujinga and her family here.

I speak regularly with my right hon. Friend the Lord Chancellor on many matters, including manifesto commitments.

The Government are ensuring that the impact of any reforms on devolved jurisdictions is well considered.

I share, I hope, the hon.

I wish to provide an update on the public consultation on the Attorney General’s Guidelines on Disclosure and the CPIA Code of Practice.

A disappointing feature of this pandemic is the high number of assaults against emergency workers. The CPS is prosecuting cases robustly.

My hon. Friend makes me an invitation I simply cannot refuse, and I look forward to appearing before his Committee in due course.

This was a tragic incident and it was appalling, frankly, that Belly Mujinga was abused for doing her job at Victoria station.

A disappointing feature of this pandemic is the number of assaults on emergency workers, but I am reassured by the robust approach that the