Education | Politics ‘Is there a better way of doing politics? I think so’ my column in todays The Herald . Proud to announce a ‘New’ pilot launching on 23 rd June in conjunction with John Smith Centre Eddie Barnes The pilot is at my former school ‘Kilmarnock Academy’

Our Deputy Chair, Resham Kotecha, addressed the @kpmg Social Mobility Conference which brings together leaders from a range of organisations to discuss how we can address social mobility in the workplace.

Rest in peace, Diogo and André.

It was a pleasure for @CFIndia to meet Shashi Tharoor! We had a wide-ranging convo about the UK–India relationship - from strengthening ties between our nations, to the contribution of the Indian diaspora in the UK. We look forward to building on this important dialogue 🇬🇧🇮🇳

Diogo ❤️

Liverpool FC will retire the number 20 jersey across all levels of the club in honour and memory of Diogo Jota.

What an incredibly poignant scene this is: Liverpool’s players stood still, looking up at the away end and clapping along as Diogo Jota’s name is sung. It’s been like this since the final whistle.

Deputy Chair Resham Kotecha recently spoke to Purpose Coalition Breaking Down Barriers Magazine about the future of AI - and who it will serve. She explored how AI could be used as a tool to level the playing field - but how it could also potentially widen disadvantage gaps.

Landed in London. This visit will go a long way in advancing the economic partnership between our nations. The focus will be on furthering prosperity, growth and boosting job creation for our people. A strong India-UK friendship is essential for global progress.

From Resham Kotecha: This trade deal with India is a defining moment for our great nations conservativehome.com/2025/07/25/res…

📢 Our Director Resham Kotecha sets out why the UK-India trade deal is a defining moment for both nations 🇬🇧🇮🇳 Read below👇 conservativehome.com/2025/07/25/res…

It's home, again.

Our captain 🫡 ❤️

Proud 🥹

Had a thoughtful and engaging meeting with the Director of Conservative Friends of India. We discussed the recent trade deal, the importance of bringing younger voices into Parliament both in the UK and India and the urgent need for more dynamic, future-ready political

Thank you so much for your time - it was a pleasure to meet you and we look forward to ongoing discussions - particularly around the FTA and encouraging younger people to get involved in politics.