David Gauke challenges the Chief Secretary to the Treasury on the state of confusion that appears to exist between the Chief Secretary ann the Chancellor.  read more »

This will be last column this side of the General Election campaign starting (and as for columns after the General Election, it will be up to the voters to decide whether I have that opportunity).  read more »

David Gauke supports the Bill which would prevent creditors from pursuing unsustainable debt payments from the poorest countries and restrict the operations of so-called 'vulture funds'.  read more »

David Gauke winds up a debate on behalf of the Conservatives which focusses on the taxation of second homes and furnished holiday lets.  read more »

There is an unreal feel about Parliament at the moment (perhaps there always is, but now even more so). We are entering into the last few months of the Parliament before a General Election.  read more »

David Gauke winds up the debate on behalf of the Conservatives which seeks to address the problems of high fuel costs in rural areas.  read more »

During the annual debate on the pre-budget report and the information provided by the Government to the European Commission, David Gauke moves an amendment criticising the lack of a credible plan to deal with the UK's deficit.  read more »

David Gauke supports the Bill but condemns the Government for bypassing Parliament on the issue.  read more »

David Gauke essentially welcomes the Bill which rewrites the charge to corporation tax legislation used by companies in computing their income, he thanks all involved in the Tax Law Rewrite Project.  read more »

Treasury Ministers are too weak to tackle the fiscal crisis says David Gauke.  read more »