MPs mark International Women's Day - BBC News
The Commons debate also marks the 100th anniversary of women getting the vote in the UK.
Closing the International Women's Day debate is the Minister for Women, Victoria Atkins, who highlights the speech made by the Labour MP Jess Phillips.

Ms Phillips read out the names of women who have been killed by men since the last International Women's Day.

The minister says: "I join others in wishing fervently that we'll be able to have a day where the honourable member doesn't have to read that list out.

"Home should be a place of love and support and safety. No one should have to suffer violence and abuse today."

She says the government has, today, launched a consultation on domestic abuse which will examine widening the definition beyond physical violence.

She states that the question needs to change from "'Why doesn't she leave him?" to "Why doesn't he stop?"