angus robertson: occasionally, highly toxic and dangerous materials are transported around the country the public right to expect the highest safety standards and full cooperation between the responsible public agencies? mr. osborne: absolutely. they are expected to have that cooperation. if he is talking about the transportation of nuclear materials from the faslane base on the clyde, i met with the local teams. if he has something else he wants to ask me about, go ahead. angus robertson: there are growing reports in the north of scotland about plans to transport dangerous nuclear materials, including potentially including nuclear weapons-grade uranium, from the dounreay nuclear facility to wick airport. it will then be flown to the united states. what will that nuclear material be used for, and has he or any of his colleagues spoken with a single minister in the scottish government about this? mr. osborne: the transportation of nuclear materials across this country has happened over many decades. there are established procedures for doing so. the royal marines and the police service

. >> angus robertson! >> we were reminded there was a very strong majority within scotland to remain in the european union and the prime minister has failed -- i know his side doesn't like to hear it. but the prime minister has failed to give any guarantees that scotland won't be forced out of the eu by the rest of the u.k. does he have any idea of the consequences of taking scotland out of the eu against the wishes of voters in scotland? >> this is a united kingdom, and this is a united kingdom issue. and what i would say to him, what i would say to him is, why is he so frightened of listening to the people and holding this historic referendum. passed through both of these houses of parliament in the last week. i say, get a good deal for britain, and then trust the people! >> thank you, speaker. the prime minister's visited an area and i'm sure like me saw the service personnel and their families well as they carried out operations during the christmas party. given that the united kingdom is now conductin

angus robertson. [shouting] >> it's a pleasure to follow the right honorable gentleman, a fellow member of the intelligence and security committee although if there will be in different places. mr. speaker, -- implementing support which appears in my name and those of honorable and right honorable gentleman, i dropped into the fact -- [inaudible] signed by members of six different political parties and over 100 members from across the house and it reads that while welcoming the renewed emphasis towards piece and reconstruction in syria and accountants recognition that accompanies a strategy against daesh is required but not the least the participation in the ongoing air campaign in syria by 10 countries has been made under current circumstances, and consequent declined to authorize -- >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, med begin by thanking the prime minister. i'd like to thank them for his statement and his nationals good advice and colleagues from the minister of defense, the foreign commonwealth office

portion features that payment is to come of the leader jeremy corbin and the parliamentary leader angus robertson. >> we now come to number two on isis the isis and a united nations security council resolution 229. i wish to call up a minister. >> i would like to move the motion on my name and that of my right honorable friend. the question before the house today is how they keep the british people safe from the threat posed by isis and this mr. speaker lets me be clear from the outset. this isn't about whether we want to fight her for some time it's about how best we do not. i respect that the government are for political colors of the country how to fight her bosom and have to take the people with them as they do so. and i respect people that come to a different view from the government and those that vote accordingly. and i hope that provides summary assurance to the members. >> i'm happy to give way to the honorable lady. >> she is right in his opening statement saying how important it is to respect the opinions on all sides of the house, so we do apologize. >> against the honorable friends o

angus robertson. [shouting] >> it's a pleasure to follow the right honorable gentleman, a fellow member of the intelligence and security committee although if there will be in different places. mr. speaker, -- implementing support which appears in my name and those of honorable and right honorable gentleman, i dropped into the fact -- [inaudible] signed by members of six different political parties and over 100 members from across the house and it reads that while welcoming the renewed emphasis towards piece and reconstruction in syria and accountants recognition that accompanies a strategy against daesh is required but not the least the participation in the ongoing air campaign in syria by 10 countries has been made under current circumstances, and consequent declined to authorize -- >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, med begin by thanking the prime minister. i'd like to thank them for his statement and his nationals good advice and colleagues from the minister of defense, the foreign commonwealth office

. >> angus robertson! >> we were reminded there was a very strong majority within scotland to remain in the european union and the prime minister has failed -- i know his side doesn't like to hear it. but the prime minister has failed to give any guarantees that scotland won't be forced out of the eu by the rest of the u.k. does he have any idea of the consequences of taking scotland out of the eu against the wishes of voters in scotland? >> this is a united kingdom, and this is a united kingdom issue. and what i would say to him, what i would say to him is, why is he so frightened of listening to the people and holding this historic referendum. passed through both of these houses of parliament in the last week. i say, get a good deal for britain, and then trust the people! >> thank you, speaker. the prime minister's visited an area and i'm sure like me saw the service personnel and their families well as they carried out operations during the christmas party. given that the united kingdom is now conductin