Is not the fundamental problem that the DVSA is a state-controlled monolith without any competition? Would it be wise to privatise the DVSA and allow young people to access driving tests more quickly?

What steps she is taking to help reduce waiting times for driving tests? A number of my constituents have been in touch to share their experience of being unable to book test appointments. These delays have an impact on training, education, and employment opportunities. Will her Department outline specific steps to reduce the backlog at test centres in Scotland?

I and a number of colleagues have concerns about the upcoming PATHWAYS trial. The Secretary of State has powers to use existing medical records for research purposes. Will he therefore consider using those powers to increase the evidence base and prevent the PATHWAYS trial from proceeding?

While the Leader of the Opposition is rubbishing contracts for difference and calling for them to be scrapped, the Government are getting on with the job of increasing renewable energy, generating energy security and delivering jobs across the country. Will the Minister reaffirm his support for contracts for difference, and will he seek to work with industry to provide long-term clarity by setting out a timescale for the future auction rounds?

Has the Foreign Secretary ordered a review of the UK’s relationship with the Israeli Government over the last 13 months? If not, why not?

As is the case for my hon. Friends the Members for Livingston (Gregor Poynton) and for Gloucester (Alex McIntyre), a number of my constituents are affected by the two-child cap, with the latest statistics showing that 330 households in my constituency are impacted. I absolutely agree with a number of charities that removing the cap alone is not a silver bullet to tackle child poverty, but it will make a difference. Can my right hon. Friend confirm whether the child poverty taskforce is considering the removal of the two-child cap?

UK flour millers, including ADM in my constituency, are already contributing to our food security. However, there are fears in the industry that trade deals could curtail that progress. Will the Minister outline the steps he is taking with Cabinet colleagues to ensure that the welcome trade deals struck by the Government do not undermine our food security?

Support for the industry starts at home by attracting investment, including at the Port of Leith distillery in my constituency, which is producing single malt Scotch whisky, attracting tourists and showcasing the best of Scottish hospitality. My right hon. Friend will be aware of the industry’s concerns about the watering down of the definition of single malt, which will have an impact on investment and growth. Will he therefore work with Cabinet colleagues to ensure that no change is made to the definition of single malt that would undermine the Scottish success story and investment in the Scottish whisky industry?

Does the Minister agree that we must urgently update our anti-pimping laws to make it a criminal offence to enable or profit from the prostitution of another person online or offline?

My constituents have raised concerns about the reliability of services on the east coast main line. A constituent has received delay repay compensation for five out of six journeys he took over a two-month period. I welcome the correspondence I have had with the Rail Minister on the action that the Department for Transport is taking with rail partners, including through the east coast digital programme. Will my hon. Friend confirm that the first trains utilising new digital signalling technology will be on the tracks by the end of the year? When does she expect passengers to feel the full benefit of this welcome upgrade?

It is essential that the Government’s industrial strategy creates manufacturing jobs across the country, including in my constituency. The RenewableUK offshore wind industrial growth plan shows the UK can be a global technology leader in advanced turbine tech, foundations, electrical systems and cables. Will my hon. Friend commit to using our industrial strategy to ensure there is growth in these areas to put British manufacturing at the heart of the clean energy transition?

My right hon. Friend will share my concern about the increasing number of women being given death sentences by the Iranian authorities. What urgent representations will he make to the Iranian Government to overturn those death sentences and ensure that women receive a fair trial?

Previous Labour Governments have tackled not only poverty but its root causes. Can my right hon. Friend outline how the child poverty taskforce will identify and tackle the root causes of poverty in my constituency and across the UK, to ensure a permanent end to child poverty?

What recent estimate she has made of the level of child poverty in Edinburgh North and Leith constituency?

Does my hon. Friend agree that securing a Westminster Hall debate highlights the SNP Government's treatment of the Scottish creative sector? What will the UK Government do to secure the future of the industry, supporting thousands of writers, artists, and performers?

Will the Secretary of State apologize to pensioners worried about heating bills this winter? Why are many people in his party and others sounding alarms about job losses due to his ideological approach?

If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities. Given the recent announcement that GB Energy will be headquartered in Aberdeen with satellite offices elsewhere, can he outline the role of these satellite offices? Will he consider Leith as the location for the Edinburgh site?

I welcome the Government's changing approach to the devastating conflict in Gaza and the fact that the review was ordered soon after the Foreign Secretary's appointment. Will the Foreign Secretary confirm that, if the review were to conclude that Israel was breaching international law, all actions including halting arms sales would be considered as part of the Government's proportional response?

What is his planned timescale for completing his review of Israel's compliance with international humanitarian law?

How will my right hon. Friend work with the devolved nations to ensure that we meet those targets?

What steps her Department plans to take to tackle violence against women and girls?