The vote on a ceasefire motion in Gaza turns into a day of procedural chaos in Parliament, the right seek to capitalise on claims that threats of political violence are setting the agenda at Westminster, and a key figurehead of the Russian opposition dies not-that-unexpectedly in a remote penal colony.
In this episode we bring you exclusive audio from inside the Labour party on the day Parliament fell apart, Danny Sutcliffe seeks to exploit MP's concerns about their safety to make a quick buck, and our Russian correspondent Alexander Notabot argues that sometimes terrible things just happen to anyone who opposes Vladimir Putin.
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