florence eshalomi and mark fletcher, thank you very much.morial day. this year, it's all the more significant because it's 75 years since the liberation of the auschwitz death camp. on thursday, over a0 world leaders gathered at israel's yad vashem holocaust memorial to remember more than a million people who were murdered in the camp. the organisers said the focus was fighting anti—semitism. to mark holocaust memorial day, mps shared their stories. and the first concerned a survivor called lily ebert. in 19114, when she was just 1a years old, the nazis deported her and her family from her hungarian hometown to auschwitz. she was with her mother, brother and three sisters. upon her arrival, they were split up, either directed left or right. lily's mother, brother and sister were told to go right and they were taken to the gas chambers and crematorium. lily and her two sisters were directed the other way. they never saw the others again. the only possession lily was able to keep with her on herjourney was her gold pendant given to her by her

mark fletcher is a conservative whose victory in derbyshire ended the parliamentary career of labour'stionally for his uncompromising contributions in this chamber and his heckling in the queen's speech. feared, admired and respected, dennis skinner is synonymous both with this house and with the constituency i now represent. and i think it would only be fair and a great tribute if we can arrange for a statue of dennis to be built in the constituency, to honour his service and to inspire the next generation in bolsover that they too can help shape the world. new mps are also advised to say nice things about their constituency. for some, it's not exactly a stretch. my predecessor, in his own maiden speech, mentioned our whisky distilleries. but i would also like to mention north east fife‘s increasing number of gin distilleries, such as eden mill, pilgrim's, darnley‘s of kingsbarns and lundin links. having come to this house directly from the drinks industry, i hold a general certificate in distilling and would be more than happy to tutor members accordingly. laughter 0thers dip into lo

number one in his class at the fletcher school of law and diplomacy. marks, and their church i know personally concern courage i know personally. milley is a two star. these two know how to fight. they have great courage under pressure. i have nothing but respect for them and the president demeans himself and his office by calling them names like that. >> and president trump over the weekend admiral, told donors at his mar-a-lago resort details about the strike that killed iran's top general qassem soleimani. an audio obtained by "the washington post" and cnn, trump can be heard delivering a dramatic retelling of the drone strike at a friday night private dinner. trump at times in a subdued and conversational tone, explained his motivation for the attack and recounted the final minutes before the strike, watching and listening from the situation room. he told donors that he heard almost two weeks ago that the u.s. had soleimani under surveillance and that he was talking about bad stuff. however, the president did not mention any of his previous reasons for

secondly, mark milley is a graduate of princeton, the number one school in the country in terms of academic rankings. and joe dunford is a graduate of the fletcher school of law and diplomacy, the top school of international relations where i was the dean at one point through some kind of computer error. these are two super smart, super courageous men. they represent all the men and women of the armed forces. and above all, what has to strike anybody who knows president trump's background is the irony of the comment, i wouldn't go to war with dopes and sissies. he just wouldn't go to war. he had this deferment as a result of bone spurs, stayed out of the vietnam war. so i found the comments, brian, both personally shocking and demeaning to officers i know and deeply respect. and then to your point, professionally it's an act of malfeasance to berate your top leadership like that. i'll close by saying i worked for two presidents who could not have been more different. george bush, a texan, republican, and barack obama, a cosmopolitan democrat, african-american. could not be two more different. but every time i was in a room with either one of my

mark rhodes. our very own mike bushell will be joined by strictly winner kelvin fletcher, to tell us about the firsting. ido miss i do miss mike. i heard a rumour that at the end of february he may be on tour. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. social media giants could face a new tax, which would fund research into how a child's online activity affects their mental health. proposals by the royal college of psychiatrists, could see companies such as facebook, twitter and instagram, forced to share details about how young people use their sites and the way they tailor content. the government says it will create an independent regulator for online safety from april. social media companies are very wealthy and they have a huge wealth of knowledge. they can create complex algorithms that can convince young people to use their platforms. why can't we use that same things to help harness and protect young children. a british teenager who was found guilty of lying about being raped by a group of men in cyprus, has launched an appeal against her conviction. the 19—year—old returned to t