She calls on borisjohnson to make an apology to the comons today. That exclusive interview with paula sheriff coming straight after the news. Figures just published show the take up for all 13 routine vaccinations for the under fives has fallen in the past year. Fiona doyle who runs a nursery and wont accept unvaccinated children, sophie dale, whose son levi who almost died after he got measles, and charlotte hannibal, who lost both her legs, the fingers on one hand, some of the her hearing and had to have a kidney transplant, after she got meningitis. And music producer naughty boy speaks exclusively to our programme about his mums dementia diagnosis she was only diagnosed last week and how his music helps the family cope. I should talk about this more because it is my truth, and so is music, but, ithink because it is my truth, and so is music, but, i think my next body of work, album, will be my best body of work, album, will be my best body of work ever and i think my mum has helped to re inspire me to think about why i make music. Hello. Were live until 11 this morning. Do get in touch on all the stories were talking about use the hashtag victoria live. If youre emailing and are happy for us to contact you and maybe want to take part in the Programme Please include your phone number in your message. We have an interview with the labour mp paula sheriff coming up who made an emotional intervention last night and its her first an emotional intervention last night and its herfirst interview an emotional intervention last night and its her first interview since those pretty ugly scenes in the commons, so stay tuned for that. First Annita Mcveigh has the news. A number of senior conservative mps have urged borisjohnson to moderate his language, after he was criticised for accusing his opponents of sabotage during a heated debate in the commons. There was particular anger at the Prime Ministers reply to a question about the murdered mp jo cox. Speaking in the last few minutes the speaker of the housejohn bercow described the atmosphere in the debate last night as the worst hed seen. There was an atmosphere in the chamber worse than any i have known in my 22 years in the house. On both sides, passions were inflamed. And angry words were uttered. And the culture was toxic. And in herfirst interview since extraordinary angry scenes in the commons last night, well hear from the labour mp paula sheriff. Donald trump has condemened the impeachment proceedings against him as a big hoax. 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Ugly toxic language, a poisonous atmosphere, mps in tears, a pm who seemed to dismiss a labour mps concerns about Death Threats made against her with the word humbug before claiming that the best way to honour the memory of the murdered labour mp jo cox was to deliver brexit. We have an exlcusive interivew with paula sheriff that labour mp in a moment. She tells us she beleives bj is making mps less safe and describes him as a bully. She says she beleives another mp could be killed. Also, in a new low the leader of the liberal democrats jo swinson revealed that she had reported to the police a threat against her child. And in case you missed it, when the pm was asked directly last night in the commons if he would comply with the new emergency no deal legislation which requires him to ask the eu to delay brexit after oct 31 if parliament hasnt approved either a deal or hasnt approved no deal he said no. Heres some of what happened in the commons last night. We should not resort to using offensive, dangerous and inflammatory language for legislation we do not like. And we stand here under the shield of our departed friend, who many of us in this place subject to abuse and Death Threats every single day. And let me tell the Prime Minister that they often quote his word, surrender act, betrayal, traitor and ifor one im sick of it. We must moderate our language, and it has to come from the Prime Minister first. Language, and it has to come from the Prime Ministerfirst. So i will be interested in hearing his opinion. You should be absolutely ashamed of himself. I think, mr speaker, i have to tell you, mr speaker, i have to tell you, mr speaker, i have never heard such humbug in all my life. The reality is. As the woman who has taken over a seat that was left by our dear friend jo cox, can i ask him, in all honesty, as a human being, please, please, will he, Going Forward , please, please, will he, Going Forward, moderate his language so that we will all feel secure when we are going about ourjobs . The government if they were asked would they bring forward the Domestic Abuse bill now that parliament has resumed, and they dismissed those requests. And we have had the comments made by the honourable gentleman for dewsbury, recalling jo cox and the threats that mps face on a daily basis, and may i add that today i have reported to the police a threat against my child. That has been dismissed as humbug. Mr speaker, this is a disgraceful state of affairs and we must be able to find a way to conduct ourselves better. Im 62 and ive been around and ive seen quite a lot of stuff in my life. It takes a lot to reduce this honourable member to tears. And it gives me no pleasure saying that, but i am not alone tonight. There are others who i believe who have left the estate, such has been the distress and i merely say to everybody in this place, but most notably to those who hold the highest of offices in this the most peculiar and extraordinary political times, the language that is used is incredibly important. Well, in herfirst interview since those scenes in the commons last night, labour mp Paula Sherriff told us she believes the pm is inciting hatred towards mps and she is asking for an apology today. I asked first if shed been intending to make her intervention in the commons last night. I hadnt intended to speak and i just went in to listen to what the Prime Minister had to say, and during the course of the debate i became so frustrated by the language she was using. It was so inflammatory and i was sitting amongst many mps, many female mps, and the feelings were palpable in terms of how people felt about the language he was using, this language of surrender act, capitulation, betrayal. And i just of surrender act, capitulation, betrayal. And ijust felt like i had to get up and Say Something and it very much, i wrote a few notes, but it very much came from the heart. When the Prime Minister heard what you said, he appeared to casually dismiss your concerns about Death Threats by using the word humbug, which means false and deceptive. How did you respond to that . Utter horror. And, to be honest, just pure disgust that this man who purports to be our Prime Minister should dismiss concerns about somebody who is talking about threats to mps, and this isnt just labour mps, is talking about threats to mps, and this isntjust labour mps, this is collea g u es this isntjust labour mps, this is colleagues across the house and of course we talk about it in the tea rooms, in meetings, and people are actually really frightened. And for him to be so ambivalent, at best, but almost just treating it like a joke, particularly in light of some of the things we have seen in the last few years, some of the threats and incidents that have occurred, it was absolutely horrific and it demeans the office of Prime Minister. Do you believe the Prime Minister. Do you believe the Prime Minister is making you and other mps less safe 7 minister is making you and other mps less safe . Without a shadow of a doubt and less safe . Without a shadow of a doubtandi less safe . Without a shadow of a doubt and i know the feeling is shared across the house. Because thatis shared across the house. Because that is a very strong claim to make. I stand by it 100 . I can stand here today, victoria, and tell you that i believe that the Prime Minister is inciting hatred towards mps. And i understand the importance of saying that. Dont get me wrong. I dont say that lightly. But i know that feeling is shared by many of us, and not just the labour feeling is shared by many of us, and notjust the labour party. Indeed, on my way in this morning ive been stopped by two tory mps who approached me and said that they supported me unequivocally and that i had huge support across the house. Do you feel sometimes, and perhaps other mps as well, that you are almost literally fighting for your life . Sometimes. Yes. Seriously . Yes. That is the reality, of course, and lets be absolutely clear. We are not, as some people would call us, snowflakes, we are tough, we are resilient and we have to be to get here in Politics Today is. It isnt easy to become an mp. We are not weak, but when you have constant abuse every single day of your life and the vast majority of abuse levelled at us is untrue and unnecessary, then of course its bound to have an impact on what you do on bound to have an impact on what you doona bound to have an impact on what you do on a day to day basis. Do you fear that someone, another mp could be attacked or even killed . Yes. It pains me to say that, and let me be clear, iam not pains me to say that, and let me be clear, i am not scaremongering. Pains me to say that, and let me be clear, iam not scaremongering. This morning, i reiterate, a female mp, not a labour party mp, has come up to me and said that we need to do something. , were not sure what at the moment but i thinkjeremy corbyn showed great leadership last night at the end of the session in the chamber when he said to the speaker, he asked mr speaker to convene a meeting of all the Party Leaders as early as today so they can get together, release a statement and discuss a strategy Going Forward because things are very, very toxic at the moment and i understand the Brexit Debate is very contentious and divisive, and to a degree i understand why people are frustrated with mps, but threatening violence, abuse is not the answer. Is this on all sides of the house . Youve just talked about the potential for Party Leaders coming together for a meeting, and the conservative Party ChairmanJames Cleverly suggested this morning other mps should look at their language, its notjust conservatives. The Prime Minister has been called a tinpot dictator, people have been called racist, leading tories tweeted i did not hear a squeak out of those people whenJohn Mcdonnell said hear a squeak out of those people when John Mcdonnell said people should lynch the bitch when talking about a female conservative mp. Should lynch the bitch when talking about a female conservative mpi think everybody to moderate their lang which. Bad behaviour is not exclusive to conservative mps, thats something i recognise language. But i have to say it saddens me greatly to see some of the response from some government mps, both last night and this morning. Simon clark, a middlesbrough conservative mp, his response, and hes just middlesbrough conservative mp, his response, and hesjust become middlesbrough conservative mp, his response, and hes just become a minister, his response was frankly apparent. I saw what he tweeted and i will show it to the audience. He isa i will show it to the audience. He is a treasury minister, conservative mp and he read tweeted a photo of yourself and your labour colleague Barry Shearman in mid flow in your interventions in the commons yesterday and these were his words, this is the face of the labour party today. Utterly toxic. What do you say to that . It makes me sick. Instead of addressing the issue i was talking about, the fact that mps we re was talking about, the fact that mps were getting threats and we were worried there would be an attack of some sort, and really treating it in maturely. I some sort, and really treating it in matu rely. I absolutely some sort, and really treating it in maturely. I absolutely recognise and ive had this conversation with a number of conservative mps that it is something that we all need to reflect on, and i absolutely accept that. This is necessarily a partisan argument. But to put Something Like that, well, ithink argument. But to put Something Like that, well, i think it says more about him than it does about me. I have a couple more questions for you andi have a couple more questions for you and i know you have to go and vote ina and i know you have to go and vote in a moment. The Prime Minister said that the best way to honourjo coxs memory, your murdered labour colleague, to honour her memory was to get brexit done. Is he right . Gosh. I think we need to move on, its clear, and i do agree with something that the ex secretary of state said yesterday when he said during the broadcast interview that perhaps all 650 of us should be locked in there until essentially white smoke comes out and we get this resolved but to frame that in the way he did was sick. My thoughts go out to the family ofjo coxs family, her amazing family, go out to the family ofjo coxs family, heramazing family, because this me must be absolutely horrific for them and i send them all my love from the bottom of my heart. Is it true that one female mp has come up to you since last night and said, as a result of what happened in the commons last night they are not going to stand at the next general election . Yes. And is that a labour or conservative mp . Id really rather respect their confidence, if you dont mind. But are you saying that they said it was absolutely because of what happened in the commons last night . Yes. And how do you react to that. Its sad. Its really, really sad. What sort of message are we sending to the next generation, victoria . And when we have a Prime Minister who responds to a heartfelt plea from a female mp about threats and asks, andi female mp about threats and asks, and i accept, emotionally, to dial down the hate and then say hed never heard such humbug. What message are we sending out to the mother of parliaments . He needs to reflect on his behaviour and i wish he had come along today and apologise and i would respect in much more if he had reflected overnight on the way he behaved. I dont anticipate him doing that, frankly, because i think what is absolutely clear is that all of this behaviour, his words, his demeanour, it is absolutely deliberate. Its straight out of the steve bannon playbook and its all designed to set upa playbook and its all designed to set up a People Versus Parliament argument. Finally, iwonder set up a People Versus Parliament argument. Finally, i wonder if you could tell our audience about some of the threats, violent threats and Death Threats, that you have ha