from all over the world, they come to great britain because they know how independent your court system is. and i think that after 2a hours, to make such conclusions, is really something that breaks this independence of all the system, where you have to go to to make a huge investigation and then come to the court and then do all those things, so the answer, my answer is — i don't know. maybe theresa may is right. maybe she's wrong, but in any way, in such an old democracy like great britain, theresa may should not behave herself like mr putin does. i mean, you can't answer to our autocratic person by doing the same kind of things. you can't say in one day that it's only russia who is in charge, because even if it's like this, there should be

earlier this month, chris cook and lucinda day brought us an exclusive on bullying and harassment of parliamentary clerks at the hands of mps in the house of commons. tonight, the house of commons has agreed to an inquiry into theirfindings. chris is here now. what has been going on today? this afternoon there was a meeting, the house of commons commission, the governing body of the house of commons corporately. it's mostly mps and a few other people. they agreed there should be an inquiry. they also agreed it should be run independently, and the terms of reference for that inquiry are going to be set by the two members of the house of commons commission who are not parliamentarians, who are completely from the outside. so people have confidence in it. the thing is, there is a big question about what the remit is going to be, and the really big question comes from what they will do if they uncover a large body of evidence about one mp in particular.