the result of the vote on motion 18623 in the name ofjohn finnie is yes — 84, no — 29.qual protection from assault scotland bill is passed. applause. time now for a look at the wider world of politics. maia bondici has our countdown. music. at five, it's only been a little over a week since parliament reopened its doors. butjohn bercow‘s voice seems to be giving in already. it won't last long, don't worry. sir vince cable. don't you worry, mr bercow, there will be plenty of time to rest after parliament prorogues on tuesday. at four, our next story is rather different. we call it when zelensky met tom. you're good—looking. laughter. it pays the rent. we wish our good looks would pay the rent, but for now, i guess we'll stick to politics. at three, diane abbott, the first black woman mp became the first black mp at the despatch box for pmqs. yesterday marked the start of black history month. at two, during his speech of the conservative conference, mrjavid remembered to thank his mum. once again, we're living above the shop. but i'm so happy to make her proud. and what a

land.interested in finnis they said there is a book or something being written by the washington post people, so you know it is inaccurate. two reporters said, president trump started screaming, ranting and raving that on the southern border where we are building a tremendous wall, unbelievable what is going on. army corps of engineers. we will soon have over 100 miles under construction and we will end up with 400 to 500 miles. wall, and i want today moat, whatever that is. i wanted alligators and snakes. and i one the wall to be offense. i wanted it to be electrified. and i wanted sharp spikes at the top so it goes piercing through their skin, somewhat there with a said it. skin piercing spikes. i wanted that whole wall to be electric. sir, you never said that. they came to me yesterday and they said, did you say this? why are you asking that stupid question? because the fake news media is saying you said this in a book. what book? they said washington post. obviously it is fake because everything the washington post does is fake. it is done by risque for the purposes of giving him

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msps at holyrood passed a bill introduced by the green mspjohn finnie. lorna gordon reports.ot one already. and it is not something that happened to me as a child, not something i would do with my child. i think the smacking ban, i feel it's quite restricting for parents, and i feel that, i don't think there's any need. at the moment, parents and carers are allowed to use reasonable physical force to discipline their children. this bill will mean that smacking a child will become illegal here in scotland, no matter what the circumstances. in 2002, an attempt to ban smacking here proved so controversial it had to be abandoned. campaigners believe the legislation, which looks set to pass this time around, will make a real difference in protecting children. —— campaigners believe the legislation will make a real difference in protecting the children. right now, it's lawfulfor a parent to physically assault their child. and we think that's wrong. it's a fundamental breach of children's rights. today this bill seek to address that, and remove the defence of justifiable assault, so