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Hello, I'm Susan Hume and this is the Today in Parliament podcast for Wednesday the 22nd of April.

Coming up, Kemi Badernock reckons the appointment of Peter Mandelson should spell the end of the Prime Minister's career.

Will the Prime Minister finally take responsibility and go?

Yes!

But Sir Keir Stammer says all her accusations have been wrong.

Wrong, wrong, wrong.

She rushed to judgment as she always did, just like the Iran war.

Also, conservatives claim a victory.

The government has finally given in, and we've got what we've been asking for, a statutory ban on smartphones in schools.

But first, the Prime Minister has faced more calls for him to resign over his decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as UK ambassador to Washington.

The issue dominated the Commons for a third day, following the evidence given to MPs yesterday by Sir Ollie Robbins, the former top civil servant at the Foreign Office.

In his evidence, Ollie Robbins had said he'd also been asked to find a job as an ambassador

for another political figure, Matthew Doyle, a request that had made him quite uncomfortable.

Lord Doyle was Kirstehm's communications chief, but has now been suspended from the Labour Party

over his links with a convicted paedophile.

In the Commons, a Conservative Mike Wood asked the Prime Minister about the claim at the very start of the session.

Can the Prime Minister deny that Downing Street considered appointing Matthew Doyle to a diplomatic position?

Kirst Amher said Matthew Doyle had worked in public service for many years.

When people leave roles in any organisation,

they're often conversations about other roles they want to apply for,

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