Fiona initiated the debate, saying:

“I beg to move, That this House has considered National Marriage and Mental Health Awareness Weeks.

Fiona recently attended Farm Africa and NFU's reception promoting Farm Africa's 'Coffee is Life' appeal, which is raising funds for the charity's work helping farmers across eastern Africa build profitable businesses.

Fiona has signed the Joint Letter to the Prime Minister calling for a Net Zero Emissions target by 2050.

You can see the letter below:

"Dear Prime Minister,

Net Zero Emissions

Speaking in the House of Commons, Fiona said:

Speaking in Parliament, Fiona Bruce said:

The Conservative Party Human Rights Commission, which Fiona chairs, has published a report titled ‘China’s Confucius Institutes’.

Fiona is leading the call for a ban on patients travelling to China for 'Organ Tourism'. The proposed ban is supported by a cross-party group of MPs and follows reports of organ harvesting, in particular from religious minorities.

Fiona hosted the Redeeming our Communities (ROC) charity event in Parliament. Fiona said:

Fiona called and spoke in a debate on Community Hospitals in the House of Commons, paying tribute to the role Congleton War Memorial Hospital plays in the local community and its fantastic service and asked the Minister whether Community Hospitals will benefit from the over £20 bn increase in NHS

Fiona spoke in favour of an Amendment to the Children Act, which passed unopposed, imposing tougher penalties on those who put young girls at risk of Female Genital Mutilation.

Fiona’s speech is as follows: