the green party mp caroline lucas has asked the house of commons speaker to look into whether they madeected to update mps after they return from their easter break on tuesday. earlier, i spoke to alice lilly, senior researcher at the institute for government about what we can expect to see in parliament this week. so far, what we are hearing is speculation that the prime minister will make some kind of statement to mps on tuesday, perhaps offering some kind of explanation or context or apology, now that these fixed penalty notices have been issued. and he may be hoping that he can try and take some of the political heat out of this issue, but at the same time, what we also have are members of various other parties in the house of commons who are, as you mentioned, interested in looking at whether the statements made by the prime minister and the chancellor may have constituted misleading parliament and they are looking, it seems, to try and force some kind of vote on that. and whatever the prime minister will say to those mps, we should not forget that there could be more fines forthco

mps such as the green mp caroline lucas trying to get borisjohnson referred to for investigation becausee isn't it? ti 3 is extraordinary and it is extraordinary this is not on the front page of the sunday papers which i suppose is a credit, awaken to the borisjohnsonteam that they�*ve been able to take the heat off him in this way although the unforeseen consequences they are being laid into by the archbishop. it borisjohnson will try to do on tuesdayis it borisjohnson will try to do on tuesday is deflect from party gate. you�*ll be humble, he will apologise but he�*ll probably emphasise the fact that on the day he was being issued with this vine of the fire was announced he was on the phone to present biden talking about much more important things as you would like us to see it, about support for ukraine. as martin says, these vines are dribbling out. this party is the least of his worries and so those in downing street will be very concerned about what happens next. he is highly likely, i suspect, to get more fines. if the tories are hammered in the local elections in may there�*s goi

the green party mp caroline lucas has asked the house of commons speaker to look into whether they madehouse. the prime minister has promised to set the record straight after initially insisting no rules had been broken. this is bbc news — a reminder of the headlines: the siege of mariupol may be nearing its end. russia claims it's taken control of almost all of the city. president zelensky warns if his remaining troops are killed, peace negotations with moscow will be over. the hollywood actor liev schreiber is currently in lviv after launching an ngo initiative to help those in need. my colleague reeta chakrabarti asked him what inspired him to get involved. i have been feeling a degree of helplessness. there is no doubt that there is a huge groundswell of support in the us for ukraine and the rest of the world as well, but it seems like people just don't really know what to do. not everyone canjump on a plane and arrive in libya, so some friends of mine have some experience in humanitarian relief. —— lviv. inaudible and fast—track financial support to people working on the ground and

the green party mp caroline lucas has asked the commons speaker to look into whether they made misleadingrd straight" after initially insisting no rules had been broken. harry and meghan have opened the invictus games in the netherlands, following their visit to see the queen. it's the first time the couple have appeared in europe in public together since stepping back as senior royals in 2020. speaking at the opening ceremony, prince harry said the world was united with ukraine. anna holligan reports. hollywood royalty came to see the real stars of this show, wounded veterans and serving soldiers, sharing stories of resilience to inspire and unify, while their children gave prince harry and meghan a unique perspective. if there is anywhere in europe that prince harry and meghan can be guaranteed a warm reception then it's here at invictus. these games, of course, created by harry as a celebration of comradeship and that is exactly what they are experiencing here in the hague today. it is about inspiring others to get out there, no matter what their injury or illness is, to get out there

that is pick up some of those issues with the green mp j of those issues with the green mp caroline lucas think there's a big cultural problem in parliament, do you think there are big issues that need to be dealt with? i big issues that need to be dealt with? ., ~' big issues that need to be dealt with? ., ~ ., , with? i do think there are big issues that _ with? i do think there are big issues that need _ with? i do think there are big issues that need to _ with? i do think there are big issues that need to be - with? i do think there are big issues that need to be dealtl with? i do think there are big - issues that need to be dealt with and this last week has been a horrendous week for parliament and a horrendous week for parliament and a horrendous week for standards in public life. this is a place that appears to be mired in sexism and misogyny and we need to have better ways of starting that out. if it is the case that ministers are found guilty of having been responsible for sexual misconduct the question i asked the prime minister today was when he used the ministerial code to sac

at prime minister's questions — the green mp caroline lucas turned to the latest allegation. 56 members there can be no place for sexism and misogyny in this house. so can he now confirmed whether he considers that sexual harassment, apparently unlike bullying and lying is grounds for dismissal under the ministerial code? thank you, mr speaker. of course sexual harassment is intolerable and is quite right that members should now— have a procedure by which they can bring that to the attention of the house authorities. and i think that's a good thing and of course it's grounds for dismissal. i should think so. but that was any other place of work and someone was caught looking at pornography in the workplace that would be an instant second offence, what nick was back yet, it would. fit second offence, what nick was back yet. it would-— yet, it would. of course the house of commons _ yet, it would. of course the house of commons frequently _ yet, it would. of course the house of commons frequently isn't - yet, it would. of course the house of commons frequently isn't like i yet, it would. o

labour will be here and in the week the government launched its much delayed energy strategy, caroline lucasof the spectatorjoining us later to discuss more on that and what may come next. the chancellor saying he is demanding an inquiry to find out who leaked the information about his wife's tax status. we'll talk about the grand national yesterday. a very dramatic one. a fairy tale finish as we heard earlier. we will be speaking about that in the sport use. the australian grand prix currently under way. the surprise in that. we will get the details later. this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one. we continue on the bbc news channel, sojoin us bbc one. we continue on the bbc news channel, so join us then. and we are going to talk about the grand national now? iiteiihat and we are going to talk about the grand national now?— and we are going to talk about the grand national now? what a way to co. grand national now? what a way to to. 50-1 grand national now? what a way to go- 50-1shot- _ grand national now? what a way to go. 50-1 shot. this _ grand national now? what a way to go. 5