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Those are the headlines. now on bbc news: tuesday in parliament. hello again, and welcome to tuesday in parliament, as an unlikely rebeljoins the tory revolt over cuts to overseas aid. i urge the government to stand by its word and stand by its manifesto commitment on international development funding. tougher restrictions for some as covid cases rise. i want to encourage everyone in manchester and lancashire to get the tests on offer. we know this approach can work. also in this programme: mps try to find out how a civil servant can work for both the government and a bank.

Pitchfork from jail. look, let's remember that during thejohn worboys situation, the parole board made terrible errors ofjudgment in that situation and it did end up in a judicial review and it did end up with my then conservative ministerial colleagues proposing changes to the parole board rules, very welcome changes, and that pitchfork back then, his hearing was rescheduled. so the parole board certainly played politics back then, one might argue, and the message today is the parole board has made the decision, there is a process, that process is now in the hands of the secretary of state fo...

And frankly dangerous" to release colin pitchfork from jail. let's remember that during thejohn worboys situation, the parole board made terrible errors ofjudgment in that situation and it did end up in a judicial review and it did end up with my then conservative ministerial colleagues proposing changes to the parole board rules, very welcome changes, and that pitchfork back then, his hearing was rescheduled. so, the parole board certainly played politics back then, one might argue. the message today is the parole board has made the decision, there is a process, that process is now in the han...

Because the economy is also smaller, all of these business closures because of covid and so on, about £3 billion less will be spent on foreign aid this year, and aid agencies warn that could cost tens of thousands of lives. many conservative mps including the former prime theresa may and many former prime theresa may and many former cabinet ministers are unhappy about that and that the government is breaking a manifesto commitment. if there is a vote today, and that is up to the speaker to decide, it is up to the speaker to decide, it is not guaranteed, if there is a vote today, conservative ...