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Police were then seen rushing into the chamber to try to arrest the individual. There was absolutely no panic at all."

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He threw what looked like a paint ball at the prime minister and shouted Fathers 4 Justice," he said. Mr Blair's spokesman said the prime minister wanted to know when he could return to finish question time - but the Speaker vetoed the move.At that point the prime minister remained remarkably calm, I thought, if not a bit confused and the Speaker quite rightly suspended the session. In a later statement to the House of Lords, Labour peer Baroness Golding said the two protesters were guests of hers and she offered "unreserved apologies" to Commons Speaker Michael Martin, MPs and fellow peers. But the front three rows - normally reserved for ambassadors and guests of MPs and peers - are not protected.