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Thanks to all for the interviews at such a sad time in the House of Commons. We were serenaded by the band and chorus and by senior class president Addison Chau. Ms McDonagh then offered to show Members of Parliament a video of one temporary accommodation hostel in her constituency placed on an industrial estate which is causing alarm and fears for the safety of the families and children living there. McCabe had previously succeeded in her campaign to have female composers included on an A-level music syllabus. Issues have to wriggle their way up stream like salmon and they have to get noticed on the basis of urgency and merit, and just having one day of the year, means people can have an excuse for neglecting it the rest of the year. Lucy spoke movingly about gender based violence crimes and about her great grandmother who as a suffragette was force fed.

I am so happy, not just because of the sugary drink tax, it is also the hard cash going into primary schools, and it is a precursor to the government releasing the childhood obesity strategy which is the real grunt work. The audio is taken from interviews conducted over the past decade. Jess received a lot of abuse on Twitter recently when she opposed suggestions for an International Men's Day debate in the Commons. In a democracy, elected politicians-or those who seek to be elected-inevitably look toward the short-term horizon of the next election. This week two women MPs of different parties tell us of how they have been helping women achieve change. Small businesses, farming, defence and rights for older people - "The Commons Library have been very helpful and sent us two of my predecessors Maiden Speeches.

The irony is, that according to my University, I cannot be forced to provide this reference, but Cambridge might be. Good luck to all our student-athletes playing near and far. But the better one was being told the date format for today was incorrectly entered: Earlier this week I announced the establishment of a School of Computing. We asked the Daily Mail columnist, Quentin Letts to tell us what he thought.

The experience was so bad, so bad , that it inspired me to write this blog post. The Returning Officer said a bundle count which I agreed to, but they found two votes in Labour's pile which it shouldn't be so their lead was down to 4. I hope he will have the courage to step down and know he will have the party behind him. Catherine also asked Theresa May, the first PMQ on the order paper today about what will happen to apprenticeships now that the construction company Carillion has gone bust. In an article in the Daily Telegraph, where she had alongside other rebel Conservative MPs previously been called a "Mutineer" she defended her rebellion by saying she was a defender of democracy. I went out door knocking and asked everybody what they thought of air strikes in Syria and I asked my local party too.