food is religion here. ♪ >> first time in amritsar?ng all morrisey for two days now and, frankly, that's enough. i need chicken. we are in the ass end of nowhere here. where am i? >> it's very famous for chicken. >> when we are talking must-haves, tandoori chicken is just that. >> add some lemon in this and you will enjoy it. >> oh, man, it's delicious. this type of establishment, dhaba? >> dhaba. this is the most successful business here. anyone who open a dhaba tomorrow, it will be like this. >> but if you're going to have chicken, it better be good. >> yeah. would you like to have something else? >> there's ground mutton? >> that's called naan. >> keema naan, mutton ball, dough and the special ingredient, magic hands. believe me when i tell you, this is good. so good that people snap it up the second it comes out of the tandora. hey, that's mine. hey, that's mine. mm-mm. >> is it good? >> sensational. wow. >> people do love their food. >> i love eating. >> the movies and television in this country is fantastic. >> thousands of films

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yearth of april this represents the anniversary of the amritsar massacre in which more than 1000 peaceful protesters were murdered by soldiers under the command of general dyer. will the prime minister join me in commemorating the massacre, calling for the shameful episode to be remembered across the u.k.? >> the honorable gentleman has raised a very specific issue and a very specific point, and i would be happy to look at the question he has raised and respond to him in writing. >> thank you. my constituency is the birthplace of british aviation and now home to a thriving range aerospace and defense businesses, including the airbus zephyr. will the prime minister join me in extending our best wishes to the zephyr team as look for to making a world record-breaking attempt of high altitude unmanned aviation? >> i'm very happy to join with my honorable friend in wishing all the very best to the zephyr team in the attempts they are making. he is right that his constituency plays a crucial role in the aerospace industry and i am pleased to say that we continue to work with the industry throug

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