Post Office governance is a priority for the Government. I have announced the appointment of Nigel Railton as its interim chair, bringing wealth of experience in transforming organisations to lead the Post Office through this period.

It is nonsense to say that this reduces consumer choice; it actually increases consumer choice. The sale of pints of wine does not have to be criticised.

£50 million is allocated for the uncommercial part of the network, which should assist services in her constituency. There is an alternative branch in Saxmundham 1.3 miles away.

It is not true that we have decriminalised thefts under £200. The hon. lady should speak to police officers about this issue. We are working closely with the Home Office on a retail crime action plan.

Investment in nuclear infrastructure has only happened under Conservative Governments. We had a global investment summit raising £30 billion, and business investment is rising due to policies by the Government.

The autumn statement extended the aerospace technology programme budget with an additional £975 million of R&D funding. Our trade missions help companies secure export contracts worth millions of pounds.

The US is not currently pursuing free trade agreements, so we are negotiating with individual states. Our relationship with the US is good and exports have increased to £311 billion. We will continue to pursue a free trade agreement.

We agree with this point and have been clear to Royal Mail and Ofcom that we support a continued six-day service.

The Government are closely monitoring the situation. We maintain good relations with the Republic of Ireland and will pass on concerns.

We care about having primary steel-making capacity and will discuss this further with constituents.

The Tata transition board has a dedicated group supporting contractors and supply chain partners, ensuring they receive similar support.

Royal Assent has been given for the Trade (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) Act 2024, and we are looking forward to UK ratification in coming weeks.

We have put in significant resources, including commissioners and trade support people around Europe and the world promoting agrifood exports.

We hear this from the SNP all the time, opposing every trade agreement. These deals benefit Scottish goods like whisky in Australia and New Zealand, yet the SNP has opposed or abstained on deals with Japan, Singapore, Canada, South Africa, Korea, Australia, and New Zealand.

We launched our critical imports and supply chain strategy earlier this year. I chaired the Critical Imports Council last month, bringing together 23 organisations to make sure our supply chains are robust.

We put £50 million into supporting uncommercial parts of the network. I am sorry that Kirkliston's post office has closed but am happy to meet the hon. Lady to see what we can do to ensure there is a local post office.

The Opposition is playing a playground game, which is insulting to every trade envoy. We should not make accusations without evidence.

We have a comprehensive free trade agreement with the EU, ensuring that trade continues to boom. If the hon. Member has something specific about components facing issues crossing borders, I will look at it.

We are engaged in live negotiation with India and cannot comment. However, Scotch whisky tariffs are a key objective.

My right hon. and learned Friend makes a good point. The Prime Minister addressed this issue yesterday. We monitor the situation closely, assess export licence applications on a case-by-case basis, and operate robust export controls.

We are investing £3.8 billion in skills training for people working in businesses, which includes improving skills for entrepreneurs through our Help to Grow management programme—a 12-week mini-MBA that is 90% funded by the Government. We also have 'Help to Grow: Management Essentials', offering two hours of free online training.

I do not have specific details to answer this question at present. However, based on available information, there is no indication that a significant amount of cyber-security work is being offshored.

We meet regularly with the UK seafood sector, which faces high tariffs from foreign markets. The Government is actively engaged in trade policy and supports exporters through various initiatives. We are willing to meet the company directly.