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

the Thursday, the 15th of January, when a minister mocked Robert Jenrick's departure from the Tory ranks.

One person at the moment will be flapping in the wind.

That is the shadow justice secretary, who I believe has just been sacked.

The Conservatives say it's time for the government to scrap the digital ID project.

Stop spending billions on this zombie boondoggle that's wandering aimlessly in search of a problem to solve.

And name the town.

It also appears to be home to the world's oldest wedding cake.

But first, it's been a day of high political drama here at Westminster.

The Conservative leader, Kemi Bajnock, sacked the shadow justice secretary

Robert Jenrick and threw him out of the party. She said she had irrefutable evidence that Mr.

Jenrick had been planning a defection that was designed to be as damaging as possible to the

Conservatives. The news broke as a Cabinet Office Minister, Josh Simons, was answering

questions in the Commons. Well, the Honourable Member Opposite talks about flapping in the wind.

He might have noticed that one person at the moment will be flapping in the wind. That is the

Shadow Justice Secretary, who I believe has just been sacked by the leader of the opposition

for secret plots to defect to the party opposite.

I wonder if he wants to ask him if he's flapping in the wind.

Conservative MPs didn't refer to the sacking,

but a little later the leader of the Commons, Sir Alan Campbell,

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