hannah miller, bbc news.loved ones of some of those killed in the new orleans terror attack. mr biden attended a prayer service at the city's st louis cathedral and stopped at a makeshift memorial in honour of the victims of last week's deadly attack in the historic french quarter. he paid condolences to the victims and their families, and gave tribute to what he called new 0rleans' "strength and resilience." the president also spoke directly to those who lost loved ones in the attack. all event like this are hard, the shock and pain is still so very raw. my wife jill and the shock and pain is still so very raw. my wifejill and i are here to stand with you, to grieve with you, to pray with you, to let you know you are not alone. the rest of the nation is looking at you as well. canada's liberal party is set to start the process of finding a new leader, and the country's new prime minister after justin trudeau announced his resignation. he's held the position for nine years, but growing pressure from his party

and our politcal correspondent hannah miller is westminster. what'sjess phillips been saying?the past week is having a real impact onjess phillips and her daily life, and yesterday keir starmer said it had led to serious threats against her. he did not mention elon musk by name but he said thatjess phillips had done a thousand times more than her critics when it came to protecting survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. this row began after it emerged thatjess phillips had said no to a government led inquiry into grooming in the town of 0ldham, something the conservatives also said no to when they were in government. tonight she defended that decision and pointed to the inquiry that happened in telford and said that was the only model she had seen work where it was independent and locally led. jess phillips has a track record in defending the rights of women and girls and those who have experienced abuse, both during her time as an mp and before she came into parliament. tonight she emphasised that her experience in recent days was nothing she said compared to what those victi

hannah miller, bbc news.in westminster where this issue continues to dominate politics. the first week back after the new year. henry, this question about whether the government will hold a national public inquiry into these gangs, is there any chance they will change their minds? i there any chance they will change their minds?— their minds? i think keir starmer has staked _ their minds? i think keir starmer has staked a _ their minds? i think keir starmer has staked a lot _ their minds? i think keir starmer has staked a lot of _ their minds? i think keir starmer has staked a lot of personal- has staked a lot of personal responsibility and the answer is that being no. it was a big deal yesterday, perhaps his most impassioned moment as prime minister, when keir starmer used a speech after the nss minister, when keir starmer used a speech after the n55 to lash out against the lies on his record as dpp and more generally how he and various labourfigures dpp and more generally how he and various labour figures h