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Hello, I'm Sean Curran, and this is today in Parliament from BBC Radio 4.

For Monday the 3rd of March, when the Prime Minister said Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine

was the test of our times.

Once again, we live in an era where peace in Europe depends upon strength and deterrence.

There's cross-party support for Sarkia Stama's efforts to secure peace.

At times like these, it is so important that we stand together to defend shared values

and the fundamental basic principle that aggressors should not win.

Also on the programme plans to ban the sale of new leasehold flats.

The feudal racket which enslaves leaseholders to ever advising management fees and grant rents,

make it impossible to pay and impossible to move.

And should British travellers get a dedicated entry queue when they return home from abroad?

It's about a principle about people coming back into their own country, just like happens all

over the world.

Sakea Starrmer's last appearance in the Commons was for Prime Minister's questions on Wednesday.

Within hours of those exchanges, he was on his way to Washington to meet President Trump at the White House.

A lot has happened since then.

We now come to the statement on Ukraine. I call the Prime Minister.

Yeah.

Kirstama was back at the dispatch box to update MPs

after a weekend of diplomatic activity,

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