if you read through the article, it talks about how a prison governor hansard article, it talks aboutow a prison governor hansa rd well done article, it talks about how a prison governor hansard well done notes. i have read about reports of sweets to young offenders. the idea of rewarding good behaviour works. you might remember michael howard... michael howard famously when he was home secretary and then in charge of prisons said that prison works and that was the conservative mantra for a long time and it was a brave conservative and a rare one like ken clarke who would challenge that proposition. it has now become a much more nuanced debate in the conservative party, thank heavens, because i think that long period when the tories were afraid to move away and suggest that rehabilitation or trying to get prisoners back into society was part of the agenda was difficult for them. now they have had to recognise it. it is partly about money because the justice department has had very stringent cuts to the budget and they cannot afford to keep everyone injail even if they thought it was t

well, we recorded in hansard. it's in the official report tomorrow.amson's statement to mps when he was interrupted by his own mobile phone. and surrounding area. by by the something on the web about syria. syria is supported... erm... what a very rum business that is! ido i do apologise for that. it's very rare that you are heckled by your owi'i rare that you are heckled by your own mobile phone. 0n rare that you are heckled by your own mobile phone. on this occasion, it isa own mobile phone. on this occasion, it is a new parliamentary convention, without a doubt. so, if i may proceed, mr speaker, without the help and support of siri... gavin williamson, with a little help from his voice activated virtual assistant, siri. and that's it from me for now, but do join me at the same time tomorrow for another round—up of the best of the day at westminster, including the highlights from prime minister's questions. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. we might see a little more in the way of cloud for today. not to start with. we star

now, hansard, the official record of what is said in the commons and the lords has launched an expandedng back to 1803. this is one of the many weird and wonderful rooms in parliament. this one is wonderful because it has 200 years of records of parliamentary debates. in the foreground here, you are looking at the 1800s, but these volumes stretch all the way to the 1980s, right through the war years and beyond. the other volumes are much bigger than this and are kept in another room, but here we are looking at the big version of what is on the new website. if you search for churchill, it is really interesting, because you can see that work over a period of many, many years and that includes the first world war, second world war and you can see all of the references to churchill. all the times that winston churchill spoke, such a nice thing to do. as with great historic speeches, they are even easier to find online. my favourite one is a bit of a cliche but it is the rallying cry in june 1940, churchill, the fight them on the beaches speech. it is fantastic that you can see that in the s

these police offices as a heart for black police officers to speak out i mean are they more opera hansard about speaking out about the wrongdoings of their white colleagues or perhaps not sympathizing with black communities. i think it's a little bit of both one no one wants to be ostracized and that's that's one of the problems you know throughout my career as you know if you read the book i have been outspoken since i became a police officer because i knew where i came from i know what my ancestors went through a new doubt malcolm x. martin luther king jr was paved a way for me and they spoke out and made it possible for me to even be a police officer but some of these cops black officers get into these police diplomas and they want to fit in so they want to get be a part of that blue wall and they keep their mouth shut because it's all about them but for me it was always about who's coming after me how my family going to fill i got to be to fall to my house i got to be a hero to my kids so i can go to work and not see something and don't say me day that just does not work for me but a