sir lindsay hoyle. that was monday in parliament. thank you for watching. tuesday in parliament. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. we've got a battle of the air masses taking place across the uk during this week. on monday, it was pretty mild, breezy for most, but today, it is brighter and sunny but colder. for many of us, that is away from the far south—west which will remain quite wet and mild. that plume of cold air has been moving southwards overnight into tuesday it will be across most of the country away from the south—west corner and where this weather front here will continue to bring outbreaks of rain. it is a cold, bright, icy start across much of scotland, northern england through the morning. we will see wintry showers affecting north—eastern scotland, perhaps some north sea coasts being blown in on a cold wind. wales, south—west england stays rather dry, cloudy outbreaks of rain but mild here as you can see temperatures in double figures, much of northern ireland, scotland, for most of england and wales to the north

sir lindsay hoyle was joined by other senior politicians —— for the first time, the speaker of the commonsay hoyle was joined by other senior politicians as he lit a candle and gave a reading in portcullis house, where many mps have their offices. in the commons, borisjohnson began prime minister's questions with his own reflections on the day. last week i had the privilege of hearing from holocaust survivor, and ian forsyth were the last living british serviceman who liberated a camp. their courage to share their testimonies must inspire us all never to forget the holocaust and fight against all forms of hatred and prejudice wherever they are found. i will be churning the uk ceremonial lighting a candle to remember the 6 millionjews murdered in the holocaust, along with the other genocides and persecutions taking place around the world. we all remember the 6 million jews who lost their life - and the most terrible - crimes against humanity, we should never forget- that there were indeed those that sadly it fell into _ the genocides around the world. ian blackford. now, they were giants of

sir lindsay hoyle was joined by other senior politicians as he lit a candle and gave a reading in portcullisgering lack of urgency over human rights and the jailing of opposition leader, alexei navalny, in russia. mr navalny was arrested on his return to moscow, months after he was almost killed in a nerve agent attack which he blamed on president putin. thousands of opposition supporters defied police to take part in mass rallies across the country. mps questioned why the government hadn't implemented the recommendations of a report by the commons intelligence committee. no action on foreign agents, no action on golden visas, and the london laundromat is still very much open for business. the lack of urgency is truly staggering. we have issued sanctions against six individuals and one organization in relation to alexei navalny, and as i think i've made very, very clear, we would not speculate on who else we may or may not sanction. they were giants of the high street, but the collapse of debenhams and arcadia has put more than 20,000 jobs at risk. the remaining debenhams stores are to be cl

sir lindsay hoyle was joined by other senior politicians as he lit a candle and gave a reading in portcullisring lack of urgency over human rights and the jailing of opposition leader, alexei navalny, in russia. mr navalny was arrested on his return to moscow, months after he was almost killed in a nerve agent attack which he blamed on president putin. thousands of opposition supporters defied police to take part in mass rallies across the country. mps questioned why the government hadn't implemented the recommendations of a report by the commons intelligence committee. no action on foreign agents, no action on golden visas, and the london laundromat is still very much open for business. the lack of urgency is truly staggering. we have issued sanctions against six individuals and one organization in relation to alexei navalny, and as i think i've made very, very clear, we would not speculate on who else we may or may not sanction. they were giants of the high street, but the collapse of debenhams and arcadia has put more than 20,000 the remaining debenhams stores are to be closed permanently

the speaker of the commons, sir lindsay hoyle, kicked off prime minister's questions with his congratulationsthe prime minister, may i express, on behalf- of the house, the best wishes to president biden and - vice president harris on this, their inauguration day? - and the prime ministerjoined him in wishing the new president well. as i said when i spoke with him on his election as president, i look forward to working with him and with his new administration, strengthening the partnership between our countries and working on our shared priorities, from tackling climate change, building back better from the pandemic and strengthening our transatlantic security. thoughts echoed by the other westminster party leaders at the session. the snp�*s ian blackford said millions around the world would breathe a massive sigh of relief. turning the page on the dark chapter of trump's presidency isn't solely the responsibility of presidentjoe biden. it is also the responsibility of those in the tory party, including the prime minister, who cosied up to donald trump mr speaker, this morning, the former pri