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Deputy yeoman usher Fiona Channon made parliamentary history.
The PM met Unite boss Len McCluskey in Downing Street on Thursday.
Dozens of trials were adjourned after computer systems failed.
Nathan Garrett, 18, was a "talented, brilliant musician" and "incredibly popular", said John Mann.
Ministers say the move "breaks the mould" but Labour says "serious questions" remain.
The Crown Prosecution Service has had a 30% budget cut since 2010.
Neil Basu added that a no-deal EU exit would be "very bad" for policing.
The Channel 4 presenter gave a speech at a Holocaust Memorial Day reception at the House of Commons.
Labour looks set to back a move to extend Article 50.