If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities covering specific support schemes announced in addition to those by the Chancellor. It includes support for volunteers during Volunteers' Week and recognition of their efforts throughout the crisis.

The questioner commends volunteers and asks for an update on government support for the third sector. It includes a request to launch a recognition scheme celebrating heroic volunteers during the difficult period.

The questioner raises concerns about lack of transparency regarding the cultural recovery commission's working groups, participants, and no information on discussions or timescales.

The questioner asks for an update on the Department's work to support local radio stations facing significant revenue declines due to lack of match-day revenue.

The questioner asks for a commitment from the Secretary of State to provide funding for the charity sector throughout lockdown and beyond the crisis period.

The questioner asks about support available from the Government if clubs go into administration and whether there is a plan from either football or the Government to help them.

A great number of constituents in Glasgow Central work in film and TV. They are freelancers on short-term PAYE contracts and have been left with absolutely nothing. I have had no reply from the Chancellor to my letter on that. Will the Secretary of State look into the matter and find the support for those people that will save the sector?

Does the Secretary of State agree that ahead of the post-covid-19 recovery, now is a prime opportunity to look at investing in arts and culture facilities for some of our left-behind communities, which have deep and rich cultural backgrounds, such as the colliery and performing arts heritage of Dinnington College and the town and surrounding mining communities?

At this time of year, my constituency is normally preparing for the Royal Highland show, which brings £65 million to the economy. We then have the Edinburgh festival in August, and there is also Edinburgh zoo. We have already lost the six nations championship. Communities like mine depend on the cultural and sporting events throughout the year which we have lost. Many workers are on short-term contracts and self-employed. Will the Government look at a way of supporting those communities post-covid-19 and how to re-establish those fundamentally important cultural events?

I thank my right hon. Friend for his answer to my hon. Friend the Member for Folkestone and Hythe (Damian Collins). When the FA took the decision to null the season for lower-league clubs it financially impacted clubs such as Redcar Athletic in my constituency. What is the Department doing to support these clubs and ensure that grassroots football remains in our communities?

In Volunteers' Week, I wish to say a huge thank you to all the volunteers working in charities and organisations in my community, including Age UK Gateshead, the Rowlands Gill Live At Home Scheme and the Winlaton Centre. What will the Minister do to ensure that we can capture the learning and the enthusiasm from this sector in the future?

Local media outlets, such as the South London Press, are essential in providing up-to-date and accurate information to communities across the country. They struggle at the best of times, but this pandemic has posed unprecedented risks to their survival. What are the Government doing to ensure they are receiving the support that they so desperately need?