in scottland? [shouting] >> why is he so frightening to listening to people. i say, get a good deal for britain and then trust the people. [shouting] >> thank you, speaker. [shouting] >> the prime minister visited constituency and given the united kingdom is conducting air strikes over syria as well as over iraq, why is our country still not at highest level of threat? >> first of all, let me join my honorable friend in praising those who work around the clock to keep us safe in our country and are doing such vital work. as he will know, the threat level is set in this country, not by politicians by the joint terrorism. they currently set it at second highest level, so i can confirm what i said to the house, the uk is in the top tier of countries that daesh is targeting. that was cleared in advance by the chairman of the joint intelligence committee. a terrorist attack is highly likely. that's been since august. it's critical, you believe attack is eminent. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i'm proud to r

the royal marines and the police service in scottland provides the security as they do that, if he has specific concerns he wants to raise about the plans for the transportation, he can raise them with us. but as i say, the arrangements are in place to make sure we protect the public. [shouting] >> thank you very much, sir. the chancellor will know the prime minister said in his recent conference speech that we have to get away from the lock them up or let them out mentality when it comes to prison reports. it has to be right. the prison system is costing a fortune. would chancellor agree that rehabilitation work is now? >> my friend is right to raise the question of prison reform. people who commit crimes should go to prison but the prisons should be suitable to rehabilitate prisoners. our prisons are not suitable, that's why we are going to close them. knock them down and build housing in the cities, which is of course, desperately needed and build modern prisons in the outskirts. i have to say i'm incredibly proud of the program taking social reform. [shouting] >> billion for econom

wind gusts in scottland reached 80 miles per hour overnight.le the storm is expected to bring an additional six inches of rain. they estimate the initial cost from the understooding could reach 5.8 billion pounds. >> later on this wednesday we do have some economic data points for the markets to digest. that includes u.s. housing numbers, one of the few giving markets direction this week. looking at home prices rising by 5.2% year on year in the month of october with growth also accelerating versus the previous month. now according to analysts, tight supply, also good economic conditions there. the key contributors to higher prices. san francisco, denver, portland recording the strongest gains. london and hong kong, we'll take a look at the global real estate picture is more obvious. real estate global hotspots but have you ever thought of property investments in istanbul or melburne australia? head to cnbc.com for a shied show that looks at which housing markets staged the biggest gains in 2015 and which ones you should watch out for next year

fact -- go back to july on this -- a couple weeks after trump announced his candidacy, he went to scottlande of his golf resources for a big tournament, and said he thought he would get along with r very well with putin. that ratessed a ton of eyebrows and yesterday putin made things even more awkward, stopping just short of an endonorsment. -- endorsement. >> translator: a very flamboyant man, very talented. no question. but it is not up to us to decide if he is worthy. it is up to the voter independent the united states. he. he is an absolute leader in the presidential raise. >> absolute leader. that will end up in an attack add on trump. >> thank you. vlad putin. didn't mean it -- vlad-like the original dracula. if we can call kim jong-un lil' kim, can't we pull putin vlad? >> remember the affluenza teen who drove drunk and killed people and he said he was so rich and spoiled and didn't know any better. he get ten years probation and coaches say now he will not get off so easy. there he is. the problem its they've got to find him first. it seems the one who is too rich to know better has

. >> welcome any comments british muslims in scottland from daesh and i welcome the use of terminology, now, i ask the prime minister as a new member of the house, also been in the chamber for some period of time on such occasions, given that the language being used would be considered on becoming of for the benefit to new members, would the prime minister -- [shouting] >> in relation -- >> everyone is focused on the main issues in front of us and that is to be focused. >> let me turn to the plan. i said we would be prepared to committing the billion pounds. protection, security, stabilization and issue measures including basic humanitarian needs such as education, helping the refugees to return. over time the focus would shift, long-term rebuilding of syria's shattered infrastructure, expertise of financial institutions and the private sector. as i said last week, we are not in the business of trying to dismantle the syrian state or institutions. we would aim to allocate reconstruction funds against a plan agreed in syrian government and international community once the conflict had e

the royal marines and the police service in scottland provides the security as they do that, if he has specific concerns he wants to raise about the plans for the transportation, he can raise them with us. but as i say, the arrangements are in place to make sure we protect the public. [shouting] >> thank you very much, sir. the chancellor will know the prime minister said in his recent conference speech that we have to get away from the lock them up or let them out mentality when it comes to prison reports. it has to be right. the prison system is costing a fortune. would chancellor agree that rehabilitation work is now? >> my friend is right to raise the question of prison reform. people who commit crimes should go to prison but the prisons should be suitable to rehabilitate prisoners. our prisons are not suitable, that's why we are going to close them. knock them down and build housing in the cities, which is of course, desperately needed and build modern prisons in the outskirts. i have to say i'm incredibly proud of the program taking social reform. [shouting] >> billion for econom