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Hello, I'm Sean Curran, and this is today in Parliament from BBC Radio 4 for Tuesday the 6th of May,

when a Home Office Minister urged MPs not to speculate about the location

at the centre of a suspected terror plot following raids at the

weekend.

They were some of the largest counter-state threats and counter-terrorism actions that we have

seen in recent times.

There's a new trade deal with India, but the Conservatives accused the Prime Minister

of giving Indian workers in the UK tax breaks.

We have gone from two-tier care to two-tier taxes care.

And as the 80th anniversary of VE Day approaches, MPs share wartime family memories.

He left behind his young wife, my grandmother, and their two-year-old son, my father.

But first, the Conservative former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said the arrest of eight men

at the weekend, during two operations in London, Greater Manchester and Swindon, is a reminder

of the destabilising role played by Iran.

Twenty Iran-backed plots foiled in the UK in just the past few years.

This state sponsor of terrorism cannot be allowed to have nuclear weapons.

So on that topic, could I urge the government to push our European allies

to jointly trigger snapback sanctions this year

as part of a comprehensive strategy to put maximum pressure on the Iranian regime.

Mr Sunak made his intervention as a Home Office Minister, Dan Jarvis, updated the Commons about

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