i am referring to pcjonathan wright and pc craig nicholls, both of the west yorkshire police. gentlemen, we honour your public service. we thank you for it. and we offer you the warmest of welcomes here to the house of commons today. guernsey's parliament has voted against introducing assisted dying. deputies voted by 2a to 1a against setting up a working party, which would have had two years to bring forward legislative proposals. on monday mps held another debate on the grenfell tower tragedy. 71 people died in the fire in west london injune last year. they called on ministers to do more to help the survivors. last week i had one of my regular meetings with the team in charge of rehousing. they are on their knees. finger wagging from the government will not help. they need outside assistance now.

craig nicholls in apprehending the killer ofjo cox.killer ofjo cox. killed, this house lost one of its best. best. others, i shall have further such meetings later today. meetings later today. recognised the heart of future uk agriculture policy? agriculture policy? he does raise an important point. important point. he's absolutely right to do so. right to do so. farmed environment and the issues my honourable friend raises. honourable friend raises. protection of farmers and growers right across this country. right across this country. welcoming pc right and pc nicholls to this chamber today. to this chamber today. that you should recognise them on behalf of all of us. behalf of all of us. it is mental health awareness week this week. this week. are often so grievously affected by this. this. possible, while she talking about eu trade or the next cabinet meeting? can i say... i think the right honourable gentleman... honourable gentleman... policy of leaving the customs union... union... of leaving the customs union... and also that w

i am referring to pcjonathan wright and pc craig nichols, both of the west yorkshire police.ce. we thank you for it, and we offer you the warmest of welcomes here to the house of commons. well, that rare and prolonged round of applause came just at the start of pmqs, where theresa may began by sending the commons best wishes ahead of prince harry's wedding this weekend. mr speaker, i'm sure the whole house will wish tojoin me in offering our best wishes to his royal highness prince harry and meghan markle, and the very best for their future lives together. and mr speaker, it is also mental health awareness week and i think it is fitting that we mark prince harry's tireless work to raise awareness of the ongoing challenges faced by service personnel making the transition to civilian life, including support for their mental health. mr speaker, may i say how appropriate it is for this house to have recognized the bravery and hard work of pcjonathan wright and pc craig nichols in apprehending the killer ofjo cox. when jo cox was killed, this house lost one of its best. thank you

i am referring to pcjonathan wright and pc craig nicholls, both of the west yorkshire police. it. and we offer you the warmest of welcomes here to the house of commons today. everybody said quite rightly how charming and nice she was, but there was steel behind those clear blue eyes. if tessa walked in order tessa was in the room, it was a kind of feeling of a bit ofjoy coming through the door. guernsey's parliament has voted against introducing assisted dying. deputies voted by 2a to 1a against setting up a working party, which would have had two years to bring forward legislative proposals. on monday mps held another debate on the grenfell tower tragedy. 71 people died in the fire in west london injune last year. they called on ministers to do more to help the survivors. there was a rare round of sustained applause in the commons at the start of prime minister's questions as the two police officers who apprehended the killer of murdered labour mpjo cox visited the commons. the speaker announced their presence. i am referring to pcjonathan wright and pc craig nicholls, both o

i'm referring to jonathan right and craig nichols, both of the west yorkshire police. we honor your public service, we thank you for it, and we offer you the warmest of welcomes here at the house of commons. [applause]. we are also also enjoyed by the residing officer. rosemary butler. you two are very welcome. thank you mister speaker. i'm sure the whole house will wish to join me. the tireless work to raise awareness. of the ongoing challenges. for her to recognize the bravery and hard work and apprehended the killer. this house lost one of its best. i have meetings with ministers dirk colleagues and others. thank you mister speaker. can as my right honorable fred we will have the opportunity to deliver and that's why we are asking for the views. to develop the policy that reflects that reality. in the issues that they raise. in a high reputation for the quality that's been built on higher welfare standards. and on the dedication of farmers in grover's and growers right across this country. thank you mister speaker. and thank you for welcoming us into the chamber tod

hans nicholls, gordon chang is the columnist for the daily beast and the author of "north korea takes on the world." and stephanie rueuhl, nbc host and business correspondent. let's start with you, craig, you're at the white house. there was that reporting from the "new york times" over the weekend that said that the white house was surprised that north korea was walking back its intentions in this meeting? >> reporter: is white house e o echoes what you just heard from president trump in that evoval office just moments ago. it was striking to hear it come from the president himself. in terms of why, there's this new skepticism about whether this meeting is going to move forward, it comes as north korea last week threatened to pull the plug on the meeting after the u.s. and south korea launched those preplanned military exercises and in the words of south korea, said that that would be fine, they changed their tune last week, started flexing their muscles and that really caught the white house off guard, it caught the president off guard as well. of course you also had what you reference, john bolton suggesting that north korea would be like the libya model, well, the leader of libya