The Ipswich 18-year-old who wants young people to have 'their voices heard'
An 18-year-old former Youth MP says he wants to help other young people "have their voices heard".
As the representative for Ipswich, Isaac Codjoe raised issues such as knife crime in a special debate in the House of Commons.
He went on to set up a Youth Council in the town.
"As a young black person growing up, I didn't really have many black young people that were within politics," he said.
"I just want to inspire the next generation.'
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