cupola, breaking off the angel's feet, and dislodging several panels of names. There were plans to extend the memorial to include the fallen of the Second World War, but eventually it was decided that a new stained glass window would become the memorial to members and staff of both Houses who died in the Second World War. The new window was designed by Sir Ninian Comper and includes the service badges and armorial bearings or initials of 22 MPs, 34 Peers, and 5 members of staff (including two police officers). After structural repairs to St Stephen's Porch were completed, the restoration was undertaken from 1951. The cupola was left out of the final design, to prevent it obstructing the view of the new window. The bronze statue of St Andrew from the cupola is now in the Parliamentary Art Collection, but the statues of St George, St Patrick and St David have disappeared. In 2018 former MP Gerald Arbuthnot, who was killed during the Battle of the Somme was added to the memorial, after it was noted he had been accidentally omitted for 96 years. Related memorials Further war memorials in the Houses of Parliament include books of remembrance for both Houses of Parliament, a memorial for other members of staff in Chancellors Court, a memorial for Parliamentary journalists in the Press Gallery, and 42 heraldic shields in the House of Commons, one for each MP killed on active service during the World Wars. Shields above the north and south entrances of the Commons Chamber honour Airey Neave and three other MPs who were killed by the Irish Republican Army and Irish National Liberation Army. Notes References Recording Angel memorial, Westminster Hall Bertram Mackennal's Parliamentary War Memorial Initial design Bomb Damage & Reconstruction Stained glass window, Westminster Hall List of names commemorated by the Westminster Hall War Memorial, First World War List of names commemorated by the Westminster Hall War Memorial, Second World War World War One: The significance of Parliament during the Great War External links The records of the Committee on Peers War Memorial are held by the Parliamentary Archives Parliamentary Archives, Peers War Memorial Military memorials in London World War I memorials in the United Kingdom World War II memorials in the United Kingdom Palace of Westminster