Although we know that vaping and e-cigarette products can reduce the harms of tobacco smoking in adults, those products are not risk free and there is an alarming popularity of vaping among under-18s, and even among primary-age children. There are concerning reports of schoolchildren becoming addicted to those products, disrupting their sleep patterns, and leaving lessons and even exams to vape. Will my right hon. Friend assure me that the Government are taking action to prevent the promotion and illegal sale of vapes to under-18s, and prosecute those who break the law in that regard?

Last December, I announced Labour's plan to crack down on antisocial behaviour by forcing fly-tippers to join clean-up squads, and giving victims a voice in choosing the punishments of offenders right across the country. When the Prime Minister copied our policies, why did he shrink them down to just a handful of pilots, leaving most of the country with nothing?

If the right hon. Gentleman thinks the Government are doing such a fantastic job on antisocial behaviour, perhaps he could explain this. Since 2014, according to his own Department, offenders who were given community sentences have dodged over 16 million hours of unpaid work that they were sentenced to carry out but never made to do—16 million hours. Why?

In 2015, my constituent's brother was brutally and senselessly murdered. The perpetrators were convicted and sent to prison. One remains in prison serving a life sentence. The family were devastated to find out that he had been moved to Rochester prison, less than three miles from where the family and extended family live and work, and close to the brother's grave. This is causing the family great distress, as an exclusion order was placed on the other perpetrator who is now on parole. Will my right hon. Friend meet me and the family to discuss the impact it is having and the distress it is causing to a local grieving family?

The Casey report reminds us that we must be alive to racism not only in the police, but in the whole justice system. Will Ministers engage with and act on a significant report by Manchester University and a Crown court judge, which found that racial bias plays a significant role in the justice system, including discrimination by judges? The report made a series of constructive suggestions to address this issue.

Antisocial behaviour is a source of huge frustration, irritation and inconvenience for many of our constituents so I welcome Government action, but I have to say that we have heard announcements like this before. Will the Secretary of State ensure that the justice system's response on antisocial behaviour becomes more effective, so that this week's announcement can make a real difference to people's lives?

I am concerned about the attacks on prison officers. A supervising officer at HMP Wormwood Scrubs was brutally attacked near the prison entrance last week. An officer leaving Rochester Prison was also threatened with violence. What is the Ministry of Justice doing to ensure that prison officers are safe coming and going from work?

Will the Minister end the nonsense of community punishments discharged by working from home?

I have a constituent who was a victim of historical child sexual exploitation, her trial has been postponed three times since 2019. What proportion of such cases are delayed by up to four years?

My constituent Joanna Brown was brutally murdered by her husband who is due to be released from prison on licence. May I urge the Justice Secretary to ask the parole board to question whether such offenders should come out of prison?

Does the Secretary of State acknowledge the findings of the Joint Committee on Human Rights stating that the UK actually has tight restrictions on article 8 rights in deportation cases?

Does the Government agree that the payment of such huge amounts has the potential to sway witnesses and should be outlawed?

Does the Secretary of State agree with the JCHR's conclusion that the UK Government should not proceed with his proposed British Bill of Rights?

Last year, the Government accepted the Bellamy review's recommendations on criminal legal aid. When will the Government publish the board's membership and detailed terms of reference?

I am concerned about rapes following needle or drink spiking. Is the government working with clubs on surveillance, scanning and testing? Has he written to the police so people do not say 'You're drunk, love'? How many convictions have followed cases of women being raped after being spiked, including by needles?

Assuming all goes well, when does he expect my Private Member's Bill to receive Royal Assent?

What steps is the Justice Secretary taking to protect vulnerable children and ensure justice for victims?

Why are many police forces and local authorities not signing up to the concordat, and what is the Minister doing about it?

Has the Secretary of State seen 'The Gold', and does he feel that justice has been served? Is there any more justice to come?

Has an assessment been made of the number of wills and estates that are disputed, and what discussions have there been with devolved Assemblies about solving issues?