natasha, we must leave it there but really good to talk to you. thank you for your time and joining us on bbc news. i want to just take you to saint petersburg and bring you some live pictures of the russian president vladimir putin. he has travelled there from moscow to address a gathering of the council of legislators at the federal assembly of the russian federation. the event coincides with the day of russian parliamentarian is. we know he was in moscow yesterday because we saw him sitting at the now rather long famous table opposite the un secretary general, antonio guterres, but he has travelled from moscow today to address parliamentarians in saint petersburg. time now for a look at the weather with susan
crossed and uncrossed her legs to put borisjohnson off, something that has been roundly criticised in this place. but i think a lot of mps are frustrated at the stories keep coming up because, as you had pat mcfadden say on politics live there, it creates this impression that parliament just it creates this impression that parliamentjust hasn t moved on, that there are big issues with sexism which some would argue that clearly are but which many mps are deeply frustrated by. good to talk to you, nick, many thanks for that. a bill making child marriage illegal in england and wales is set to become law today. the minimum age for marriage is to become 18 compared with 16 with a parent s consent until now. campaigners hope the new law could help spur changes in other countries, including scotland, where under 18s are still allowed to marry. joining us now is natasha rattu who is the ceo of the charity karma nirvana.
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