We have detained private jets that we believe are owned by, or connected to, Putin's cronies. We are investigating a small number of yachts moored in this country which we suspect are linked to Russian oligarchs. Steps are being taken to ensure these assets cannot be used and investigations are ongoing. 10 Russian-linked ships have been turned away or redirected on their course, and eight ships or their companies have severed their Russian ties.

We have given £5 billion-worth of support to TfL, which is an incredibly fair settlement. While we should see what happens with the pandemic before discussing longer-term settlements, I note that capital grants are under consideration. The long-term funding agreement will be discussed after the pandemic.

We are keen to ensure improvements along the A50-A500 corridor. We will continue working with National Highways on proposals from Midlands Connect, including efforts at Junction 15 on the M6. Specific plans and conversations are ongoing.

Operations at P&O Ferries have been temporarily paused causing disruption. Discussions are ongoing with the Kent resilience forum, and officials will engage in urgent discussions with P&O about the situation to address concerns for workers.

£2.5 billion has been committed since 2020 to support transition to zero emission vehicles, offsetting higher up-front costs and accelerating transport infrastructure roll-out. Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council's work is being spread across the country.

I will take time to look into this matter further and write to the hon. Member.

While tempted by the suggestion, competition for the GBR headquarters has closed. We are reviewing fantastic bids from local authorities and will announce the shortlist soon.

I am delighted to hear of the right hon. Member's enthusiasm for hydrogen, which I share. We are committed to rolling out a decarbonised transport economy, and there is equal enthusiasm in the Department. I will look into the scheme mentioned and get back to him.

The Kettering station canopy works are due to be completed in April. A new national rail contract is being negotiated that will consider future investment plans.

The Minister will relay the message to HS2 Ltd. There is a meeting at 2 pm today with the CEO of HS2 Ltd, Mark Thurston, where he will be welcome.

The Government have promised £2 billion of investment in active travel over this Parliament. The Minister would be willing to meet her to discuss the work of Active Travel England and how they are rolling out transport infrastructure.

The Minister agrees with his hon. Friend that Andy Burnham needs to go back to the drawing board on this.

Yes, I do join the hon. Member in congratulating them. The Minister wrote to all ports asking not to allow in Russian ships or Russian-connected ships, making this country unique with a Russian-connected ban.

The Minister's action with regard to Cockfosters station was due to the plan removing all but 12 car parking spaces. He encourages the Mayor of London to come forward with better plans.

The hon. Lady raises good questions about access on rail and bus stops. We are working to improve accessibility through signage and communication facilities for disabilities. I will write a detailed response addressing each of her questions.

The roads Minister, Baroness Vere, is regularly meeting trade representatives. Private sector companies run most bus operations; thus, it's not for the government to dictate wages except through minimum wage laws.

Our decarbonisation plan aims to encourage short journeys in towns and cities by 2030 through walking or cycling. We have set up Active Travel England, led by Chris Boardman.

We are investing £2 billion in “Gear Change” and our active travel priorities. We work closely with devolved Administrations to address climate issues.

This emerging story is causing concern. I will stay in contact and take appropriate steps, and I am happy to meet with the hon. Gentleman.