Caroline Flint has asked for parliament to gather stories from every MP of women who campaigned for Votes for Women in every constituency in the UK.

The MP argued that history is about "ordinary people doing extraordinary things".

Caroline told the Commons:

"This is an amazing day for all of us women who have been elected to Parliament. I am the 201st woman to be elected.

On Tuesday 14 November, I was invited to give a speech on The Future of Energy, by Speaker Bercow, as part of the Speaker's Lecture Series.  You can watch my speech HERE.

Every British home is to get a smart meter by 2020.  Poor Government decisions have added to the cost of smart meters for bill payers.  Read my speech below, or watch it HERE.

Watch my response to Professor Richard Tuck's speech "Brexit, A prize in Reach for the Left". The event was organised by Policy Exchange on 17 July 2017.

To watch Richard Tuck's speech click HERE.

Watch my speech in the debate on the Gracious Address (Queens Speech).  Click HERE or on the photo.

Or read the full text below:

My verdict on the Government's management of prisons - see my speech in Parliament. 

"On this Government’s watch, the Government are failing, too. They are failing in their duty to care for prison officers and staff; failing in their duty of care of prisoners who are more likely to be assaulted, to injure themselves or take their own life; failing in their duty of care to the public, as they are failing to reduce recidivism; and failing the taxpayer.

Read the full speech below:

Speech by Caroline Flint to the National Conference of the Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresource Association (ABDA), 8 December, in London.

I want to congratulate the Commission for its work and, I hope, for setting the direction of a new journey for Doncaster.

Parliament returned from the summer recess and Caroline Flint was on her feet on the first day back, moving an amendment to the Government's Finance Bill, about multinational tax transparency.

Click HERE to hear Caroline's speech on the "Flint Amendment".

Caroline Flint speech during parliament's debate on the Queen's Speech Thursday 26 May

Government prison reforms must put safety of prison staff first.

Caroline Flint: It is a pleasure to follow the Hon. Member for Gainsborough (Sir Edward Leigh). The circulation of “Labour’s Future” on the Tory Benches is obviously having an impact on some of the policy areas outlined by the hon. Gentleman, such as the forced academisation of schools and the plight of the working poor. Today, I will focus on tax transparency and prison reform.

Photo: Caroline Flint goads Tory MPs over Government retreats and U-turns.