on social media, mr zahawi said: i do unequivocally condemn this behaviour.t is truly shocking. i will never attend a men—only function ever. he didn't stay long. he went home very shortly after the hostesses were announced by the presented and paraded around the room. i think that that indicates to me that he was shocked by the event, didn't like the culture, the atmosphere and left. the presidents club, which said it was appalled by the allegations surrounding the event last week, said it will distribute remaining funds to children's charities before shutting down in the wake of the scandal. more on that later in the programme. marin cilic has the first break, leading kyle edmund in the first set. more in sport, coming up. first, here is carol with a summary of the rest of the day's news. theresa may will use a speech at the world economic forum in switzerland to put more pressure on technology companies like facebook and twitter to tackle extremist material online. she'll be speaking in davos just hours before she meets us president donald trump, their fir

mr zahawi, are you going to lose yourjob?e had not seen any inappropriate behaviour. that doesn't mean things couldn't have gone wrong. it's too large a crowd, things could have gone wrong and there is nojustification. if anybody felt uncomfortable, if a young lady felt uncomfortable, it's completely unpardonable. this morning at the world economic forum in switzerland, the prime minister gave her reaction to how the women were allegedly treated. when i read the report of that event that took place, frankly, i was appalled. i thought that that sort of approach to women, that objectification of women, was something we were leaving behind. we've made progress, but it is clear there is a lot more for us to do. the dinner will be the last, as the presidents club has now closed. but the event is being seen as further evidence of just how far women still have to go to be treated as equals in the world of work. the chartered management institute has today released a report in to gender diversity in the workplace, let's to its chief

zahawi. he was called in to see the chief whip. 0n social media, mr world economic —— mr zahawi said: he didn'twent home shortly after the hostesses were announced by the presenter and paraded around the room. announced by the presenter and paraded around the roomlj announced by the presenter and paraded around the room. i think that indicates to me that he was shocked by the events, didn't like the culture, the atmosphere and left. the president's club, which said it was appalled by the allegations surrounding the event last week, said it would distribute remaining funds to children's charities before shutting down in the wake of the scandal. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. kyle edmund will try to extend his remarkable australian open run on and reach his first grand slam final when he takes on marin cilic this morning. victory would mean that the 23—year—old replace andy murray as british number one. 0ur australia correspondent hywel griffith is live in melbourne good morning. this is a great day for british tennis no matter what happens in the next few hours? absolutely. are doubly nothing to

he was called in to see the chief whip. 0n social media, mr zahawi said: he didn't stay long, he wentnter and paraded around the room. i think that indicates to me that he was shocked by the events, didn't like the culture, the atmosphere and left. the charity commission said it was investigating the claims as a matter of urgency. charities and fundraisers are horrified by what they've heard. the charities sector is reeling from this, and the charity leaders and fundraisers —— the response from charity leaders and fundraisers has been strong, saying this behaviour has no place in charity. the presidents club, which said it was appalled by the allegations surrounding the event last week, said it would distribute remaining funds to children's charities before shutting down in the wake of the scandal. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. we can speak to pro—uk —— pro—eu campaignergina we can speak to pro—uk —— pro—eu campaigner gina miller. i understand that you were at one stage asked to work for this company. the presidents club have been around a long time and, in my student days, i was app

mr speaker, do i look like somebody who is not angry? several mps asked about the attendance at the event of the children's minister, nadhim zahawi. who did not stay, for any long period of time, it is also reported that the same gentleman attended the presidents club on a previous occasion. i have no idea if that is true or not. that has been reported. if that is the case, should that minister consider his position? i have no idea whether he attended event before, but i do know a senior people have attended it. i know that senior politicians from around the house have attended this event. let's hope, let's hope that this debates today draws a line in the sand, demonstrates to honourable members to think twice about attending any event like this ever again. well number ten said that nadhim zahawi had ‘attended briefly and felt uncomfortable' and left. the mp himself later tweeted: i do unequivocally condemn this behaviour. i will never attend a men only function ever. what's been happening in the wider world of politics this week? here's duncan smith with our countdown. all smiles. she says shoulder to shoulder. either way, it sou

mr speaker, do i look like somebody who is not angry? several mps asked about the attendance at the event of the children's minister, nadhim zahawi.? who did not stay reportedly for any long period of time, it is also reported that the same gentleman attended the president's club on a previous occasion. i have no idea if that is true or not but that is what is reported. if that is the case, should not the minister consider his position? i have no idea whether he attended before, but i do know that senior people on the benches have attended and i know that senior politicians from around the house have attended this event. let's hope, let's hope that this debate today draws a line in the sand and demonstrates... demonstrates to honourable members to think twice about attending any event like this ever again. well number ten said that nadhim zahawi had ‘attended briefly and felt uncomfortable‘ and left. the mp himself later tweeted: ‘i do unequivocally condemn this behaviour. i will never attend a men—only function ever‘. later the presidents club said it was to close. you‘re watching wednesday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy