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Order. Order.

Hello there, I'm Alyssa McCarthy, and this is today in Parliament from BBC Radio 4 for Monday

the 27th of April, where there are demands for Labour MPs to be allowed to vote according

to their conscience on whether Kirstama should face an investigation into accusations that he misled the Commons.

Labour MPs must surely be given a free vote and not be forced into feeling like accomplices

to a cover-up. Also on this programme, the House of Lords stands firm over banning children

from accessing harmful content on social media. The House of Lords stands firm over banning children from accessing harmful

content on social media. If we are not here to protect children, then why are we here?

Whose moral compass are we following? And there's condemnation of a weekend car bomb explosion outside

a police station in Northern Ireland.

One MP says those behind the attack...

Have no support from the decent people of Northern Ireland.

Not now and not in the past.

This is not representative of who we are.

But first, MPs will have the chance to vote tomorrow

on whether the Prime Minister should face a parliamentary investigation into claims he misled MPs over Lord Mandelson's security vetting.

The Conservative leader, Kemi Badenock, asked the Speaker to grant a debate on referring Kier Starmat to the Commons Privileges Committee.

The Prime Minister has denied misleading MPs

about whether Peter Mandelson's vetting to be the UK's ambassador to the US

followed due process,

and over his comment that no pressure whatsoever was applied to officials at the Foreign Office.

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