so proud of the bravery of pc keith palmer, so grateful for what he did to keep us safe and i would like to add my tribute to all the policing here at westminster and the parliamentary staff who acted with such calmness and professionalism yesterday, and i would like to pay tribute to the emergency trauma team at kings college hospital who are caring the injured. this was an horrific crime and it has cost lives and caused injury, but as an act of terror, it has failed. it has failed because we are here and we are going to go about our business. it has failed because despite the trauma that they witnessed outside their windows, our staff are here and they are getting on with their work. it failed because as the prime minister so failed because as the prime minister so rightly said, we are not going to allow this to be used as a pretext for division, hatred and islamophobia. this democracy is strong and this parliament is robust. this was an horrific crime but as an act of terr
the rights and wrongs of assisted dying. and after the european elections, we ask what now? still have might been munching the final fragments of their easter eggs. everything was far from business thetwo ministers were forced to defend the weatherization of royal mail. shares went up by more than one third. the national audit office criticized the handling of the selloff, accusing the business department of rushing. insisted thef mp s selloff had been a success. these shares were undervalued when they were floated. successful a flotation. we expected it to go to a premium on the first day. you would have been critical if it had been wrongly writes priced and people lost a great deal of money, including the people who worked for the company. the approach seemed to do everything to ensure that it was sold. money for the taxpayers was a secondary interest. no. the strong advice that we received was if we had attempted d thesh the price beyon upper end of the range,
summer recess. members returned to the house of commons on september 1. we took a look back at the major events in british parliament the spring, including the lead up to the scottish independence referendum. .hanges to the house of lords the malaysian airliner that was shot down in ukraine. alicia mccarthy hosts the program. hello and welcome to westminster in review, a look back at all the big events in parliament since easter. coming up, the government gets a stamp of disapproval as tens of thousands of people are forced to wait weeks. this is a sorry shamble. the government will do everything he can while maintaining the security to make sure people get their passports in time. sexual abuse of patients, children, and the vulnerable is revealed. a callous, opportunistic, wicked predator. the rights and wrongs of assisted dying. and after the european elections, we ask what now? first, they might still have been munching the final fragments of their easter egg
Something very odd, very interesting happened in Moscow a few days ago. It was all connected to the widely forecast Ukrainian attacks which failed to materialise as the Kremlin celebrated a couple of crucially important events for the Russian people.