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gabrielle 0'neill asked a former deputy speaker, nigel evans, if he could pass on any tips to the newtographs and constituencies and names of every member of parliament. i think the trick for rosie is to do what i used to do which is start at the top left and work your way along the chamber and go back and mentally say the name of the person you are looking at. and if you can't get the name, then you look through the book, and have a look at the photograph and then start again. and just make sure that you remember the person's name. i used to do it even when i was in the tea room, and i used to look at mps, mentally i would say their names in my head. and if i couldn't get the name, i would go and get the book. and how do you deal with a rowdy chamber? labour mp ian austin found out in 2012. ian was shouting at george osborne as chancellor of the exchequer and he wouldn't let it go, so the usual "0rder! 0rder!" just didn't work. and ijust stood up and i yelled at ian to shut up. and, basically, do you understand? do you understand ? and i remember, actually, glenda jackson coming up t

kris 0'neill was among the 179 british service personnel killed in iraq.lcomed. what he says today adds strength to our case, to go further, to try and bring some sort of justice to parents against tony blair. what that will be, i don't know yet, that is still in the hands of the solicitors. sirjohn portrays tony blair as an emotional advocate for action against a tyrant, rather than a leader using objectivejudgment, but the british un ambassador at the time disagrees. i don't think that tony blair ever really wanted to go to war in iraq. he wanted to find another way, he was desperate, and i worked for him on that, to find another way to persuade saddam to back out without war. it was only as he was dragged into it, that he realised he couldn't escape. friends and colleagues of tony blair have called sirjohn‘s comments inappropriate and unfair. the family of alex green, also killed in iraq, agree. to be honest, ifind it really, really puzzling, and i'm wondering what his motives are, because there doesn't seem to be any positives at all that can come out

question everyone has to ask well, a few minutes later sinn fein's leader here at stormont, michelle 0'neillrds in particular about the pact between the tories and the dup at westminster. she said that had played a major role in terms of the lack of agreement that they had seen here at stormont so far. what we are dealing with is the issues of equality, we are dealing with making sure we deliver access to legacy inquests, that we are delivering language rights, that we are delivering rights that are available to citizens who live in other parts of these islands. if you live in england, wales, scotland, the 26 counties, these are basic rights that are afforded to citizens and they should be afforded to the citizens here. the reason that we don't see those rights afforded and the reason that theresa may is sitting back and allowing that to happen is because she is in hock to the dup. the dup don't see things quite that way. they would say the extra £1 billion that the dup have got for northern ireland as a result of that deal with the conservatives should make it more likely that sinn fein sho

minutes later the sinn fein leader at stormont michelle o'neill fein leader at stormont michelle 0'neilllack of agreement that they've seen here at stormont so far. what we're dealing with is issues of equality, making sure we deliver access to legacy inquests and language rights. rights that are available to citizens who live in other parts of these islands. if you live in england, wales, scotland, by the 26 counties, these are basic rights afforded to citizens and should be afforded to citizens here for that reason we do not see those rights afforded and the reason theresa may is sitting back and allowing that to happen is because she is in hock to the dup. so the dup needless to say do not see things that way, they would save the extra billion pounds of the dup have secured for northern ireland as a result of that deal with the conservatives should make it more likely that sinn fein should want to go back into government and then play a role in deciding how that money is spent. so tonight still no devolved government after almost six months of a deadlock here, the northern ireland sec