I will be back. Now, it is time for wednesday and the parliament. Hello again, and welcome to wednesday in parliament. Why are so many rape victims failed by the system . To all the victims of rape and sexual violence, all the victims and survivors, of course i say sorry for the trauma that they have been through. Opposition mps demand a date for the governments long awaited Social Care plans. The time for excuses is over. When will the government deliver . Also in this programme soon, well be ship building. Its not a new royal yacht, l its a new national flagship. In my book, thats a. Laughter i think thats a very good thing. But first the Prime Minister has denied that Budget Cuts are to blame for a dramatic fall in Rape Prosecutions in england and wales. His denial comes only days after the Justice Secretary admitted cuts were self evidently a factor, as Robert Buckland announced plans for a System And Culture change. Borisjohnson did apologise to rape victims for the trauma and del
Now on bbc news, Tuesday In Parliament. Hello again, and welcome to Tuesday In Parliament as mps accuse ministers of burying good news on coronavirus. We could have safely opened on 21 june. Thats the real reason why it hasnt been published. So, why doesnt he publish it today and put our minds at rest . But scotland, too, delays the lifting of Covid Restrictions by three weeks. To use the Race Analogy that many have used before, we must not allow the virus to get too far ahead of the vaccines. Also in this programme how are children coping with the pandemic . I think we really need to acknowledge that we have a very strong, resilient generation| that we should be incredibly proud of. All that to come, and more. But first some encouraging news. Mps have been told that Test Events held at sporting, music, and other venues have not caused any covid 19 outbreaks. But the minister for sport, nigel huddleston, said the government was not yet in a position to publish the full report into the
now it s time for a look back at the day in parliament. hello and welcome to monday in parliament. coming up: borisjohnson sets out his plan to reopen england stressing a cautious easing between now and the end ofjune. a wretched year will give way to a spring and a summer that will be very different and incomparably better than the picture we see around us today. labour says this has to be the last lockdown and welcomes the data driven approach. i am glad the prime minister spoke today of caution, of this being irreversible. of assessing the data and following the evidence. those of the right guiding principles. also on this programme: a call for more help for those living in homes with flammable cladding. and: a conservative peer reckons the govenrment s wrong to say a maternity bill can t talk about women. i respectfully say to my new friend the minister that this is garbage. but first. the prime minister has set out the steps to lifting england s coronavirus lockdown. in