david common, the former prime minister of england , was introduced as the foreign minister after suella braverman. iranian students became proud in indonesia's international science and invention competitions. a gold badge, 3 silver and 10 bronze medals were the result of the efforts of iranian students in the competition with 860 teams from 21 countries. students participating in these competitions compete in the fields of technical engineering, nano-chemistry, physics, biotechnology and social sciences. the ceo of the egyptian national company announced the discovery of egypt's new geological resources in iran. mr. khorrami shaad said new sources with the deepest exploratory excavation in the country. it was obtained in mesid mine in kerman province. with this excavation we have done, it shows that we have mineral matter at a depth of two kilometers in the open ground and with suitable grades. in other words, it can be said that the mine runs egypt's largest underground mine is profiri in west asia. only one borehole has been drilled at the moment , it is necessary to drill more boreh

david common, the former prime minister of england , was introduced as the foreign minister of this country after suella braverman. according to media reports, by publishing fake videos and attributing them to palestine, the zionists are trying to untruthfully show the facts published from gaza. platform x is facing. about 100 years ago , an american senator said that when there is a war , the first victims are the truth. again, due to the genocide of palestinians in gaza by the zionist regime , this proverb came to the fore. now, in an article published under the name of war with gaza, the zionist regime is called an expert in false information in cyberspace. the israeli government is trying to create a narrative in its favor in the war with gaza by deflecting its own responsibility in gaza and sowing seeds of doubt. that is, they first publish the fake movie on social networks, which apparently from the palestinians want to take over iran, but then it becomes clear that it was their responsibility to make it flow. like this video which has 26 million views and was published by the spokesp

secretary because i'm sure rishi sunak will want to give david cameron a strong deputy because they will be handling a lot of those house of commons should probably soon be calling him once the king has sealed his letters page potent, whatever it is called. i sealed his letters page potent, whatever it is called.— sealed his letters page potent, whatever it is called. i thought you called him the _ whatever it is called. i thought you called him the king! _ whatever it is called. i thought you called him the king! vasin - whatever it is called. i thought you called him the king! vasin about i called him the king! vasin about seven years _ called him the king! vasin about seven years' time _ called him the king! vasin about seven years' time at _ called him the king! vasin about seven years' time at this - called him the king! vasin about seven years' time at this rate! i called him the king! vasin about. seven years' time at this rate! we talked to hugh pym about steve barclay leaving the health brief, victoria atkins is there now, and some of the challenges and one of the things that struck me in my conversation with him was how

a defect to foreign secretary with it comes to answering and taking questions in the house of commons. david will sit in the house of lords and can still appear before commons select committees and likes. to discuss david cameron's return to cabinet, i spoke to sir alan duncan, a foreign office minister. my my advice is that david cameron has to stop and think for a second about the fact that he has not prime minister. he has never been a minister before prime minister before so the rule is subordinate to the prime minister. i think he will handle it very well personally. i don't think it will be a problem but it does mean that he is there, not just at the top of the pile saying, i wanted this way, he is part of the broader team. i wanted this way, he is part of the broaderteam. i i wanted this way, he is part of the broader team. i think he strengthens that team. i think as a former prime minister, he will be a known and respected figure on the world stage and by the way, let me just a something aboutjames and by the way, let me just a something about james cleverly because i think he earne

commons. the chalice foreign secretary david lammy —— shadow foreign secretary david lammy... of affairs if he will make a statement on the humanitarian pause between israel and hamas. on the humanitarian pause between israeland hamas. lord on the humanitarian pause between israel and hamas. lord cameron does not sit in the house of commons so we will see when and whether he will appear before mps on that issue. some other breaking news, and in the last few hours, a deal has been announced to settle the pay dispute between the government and nhs consultants in england for both senior hospital doctors. about on the new government pay offer during the new government pay offer during the next few weeks, but... a strike offer will be lifted. we have just learned the bma has just agreed a deal with health officials in england, in government and endorsed by ministers that will at least be put to members. that will last two months. that means no strikes during that period. it lifts the risk of further strikes over winter but does not completely rule out the possibility if the members

around this but, at the moment, it looks like peers are not allowed on the floor of the house of commons so david be questioned by other lords and the morejunior minister would be sent into the house of commons to be sent into the house of commons to be questioned by mps but as you rightly point out, at a time and we've got still a war in europe, huge, huge crisis in the middle east, it is extraordinary that the foreign secretary would not be scrutinised by his mps. i5 foreign secretary would not be scrutinised by his mps.- scrutinised by his mps. is this about bringing _ scrutinised by his mps. is this about bringing back— scrutinised by his mps. is this about bringing back age, - scrutinised by his mps. is this - about bringing back age, experience, someone who is a known figure in the conservative party? 0r someone who is a known figure in the conservative party? or does it instead speak to a lack of talent? where is the talent pipeline? where are the next generation of politicians in the uk coming from? does anyone want to be a politician any more? does anyone want to be a politician an more?

because he had left parliament. then he is neither in the house of lords nor in the house of commons, but david cameron, despite the fact that this is an unexpected appointment, but he is experienced in flying from it now, it is a very interesting question, because david cameron...' really is not was not a politician, he was not elected, he does not sit on may not have the right to sit with the government on the front benches answering questions from the opposition about the direction of his foreign policy or his government's foreign policy, in order to be able to be a minister at all, he has been urgently appointed to the house of lords, but the lords have no right come and take participation in the work of the chamber, let's not talk about ukraine, that's how he followed...' he criticized russia, he consistently criticized the annexation of crimea, he consistently criticized russia, russian support for separatists in the east. russia, of course, denied in the 14th year that regular russian units entered eastern ukraine, donbas, and supported these separatists, inciting them to anti-ukrainian

mitchell's deputy, and as henry said he'll be the main spokesman on foreign affairs in the commons because davidm there. i think my advice is, david cameron has to stop and think for a second about the fact he is not prime minister. he's never been a minister beneath the prime minister before. so the role is subordinate to the prime minister. i think he will handle that very well. personally i don't think it will be a problem. but it does mean that he is there notjust at the top of the pile saying i want it this way, he is part of the broader team. it this way, he is part of the broaderteam. i it this way, he is part of the broader team. i think he strengthens that team. as a former prime minister he is going to be a known and respected figure on the world stage. by the way, let me say something aboutjames stage. by the way, let me say something about james cleverly. i think he earned a good reputation of the world stage for his impeccable good manners, his nice personality, and having followed some difficult foreign secretaries, if i could put it that way, he actually i think did a lot to heal

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david cameron wasn't even an m.p. he revined from the commons right after that brexit vote.et him back in it's been a bit of political theater. does that mean he doesn't get scrutiny in the commons if there are big, international foreign issues he's dealing with, the scrutiny will come from the house of lords. >> yeah, which sahril cause of concern for the moment for the speaker of the house at minneapolis. the speaker has said he's trying to find a way around this. so peers around allowed on the floor of the hues of monday so david cameron would in theory be questioned by other lords and a more junior person would be sent to question by the house of indianapolis but we have still a war in europe, a huge crisis in the middle east, it's extraordinary that the foreign secretary would not be scrutinized by his minneapolis. >> is this about -- m.p.'s. is this about bringing back age experience, a known figure in the conservative party or does it instead speak to a lack of talent? where is the talent pipeline, the next generation of politicians in the u.k. coming from? does anyon

they're dealing with a new respiratory disease, but instead, likely a variety of common illnesses hitting all at once. david? >> david: it is that time of year for sure. whit johnson with us tonight, thank you. >>> we turn now to capitol hill tonight, on the eve of a key vote that will determine whether new york area congressman george santos is expelled. abc's rachel scott on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, the last stand of disgraced congressman george santos, who could be expelled from the house by this time tomorrow. >> if i leave, they win. if i leave, the bullies take place, this is bullying. >> reporter: but on the house floor, the republican chairman of the ethics committee says santos is not a victim. >> representative santos sought to fraudulently exploit every aspect of his house candidacy for his own personal profit. >> reporter: the ethics committee concluding santos stole money from his campaign to pay for rent, designer clothes, and even botox. separately, the congressman faces trial on 23 federal criminal charges, including identity theft and credit card fraud. he

common ground" segment. joining us tonight tennessee republican congressman david and illinois democratic congressman brad schneidering here. one of the reasons we brought you together is something you're working on with common ground together across the aisle and that is this piece of legislation to revoke tax exempt status to nonprofits supporting hamas congressman,first to you, how big a deal is this. >> i think it's a big deal. i want to commend brad for joining on this bill and then co-sponsoring it with me. you know, the fact of the matter is we should not give any type of tax benefit to any group or any terrorist organization that wants to hurt us or kill us. that's the bottom line. so, this legislation cuss to cuss anygroup that provides matl support to any terrorist organization. and to me, i think that's a no-brainer. and at a time this is no secret. we are in very partisan times in washington, d.c. and across the nation. this should be something that number one should be called up for a vote and i think it will be in the near future. and it should enjoy overwhelming support both in the house of represent

so this brutal, hideous genocidal violence is common to our to our opponents. right, and uh, mr. david miller, i mean, we've seen the bias, the the selectivity when it comes to western leaders, politicians, lawers, uh, media outlets and now social media, when it comes to trying to curb and control the narrative when it comes to the israeli regime's image, but if we've learned anything over the past, almost 50 days, it's that they have failed miserably, maybe under the law in particular countries, it gives of israel's far more protection than it does to palestinians or prop. in advocates and protesters, but if we learn anything from the protes we've seen in people's sentiments uh to a large degree when in the public domain and public opinion they have failed miserably? well of course they have, mean the whole world supports the palestinians and that includes of course the populations of the countries which are supporting uh the zionist regime in the us, the uk, germany, france etc. so yes of course, we we know this, we know that the world stands with the palestinians and you can even se

." >> you and david have a lot in common apparently. i thought that was a huge moment when you don't anyone with more media in washington post on this aa basically wrote the thing, he's a "morning joe" contributor. you don't get more inside the beltway establishment and david ignatius and he said joe biden needs to step down. it feels like people come out of the closet so to speak at saint yeah, he shouldn't be running. >> yeah. so the established media gets the sense that about to lose and they don't like that to be at all. they don't want trump to be president either. the only -- that the issue. they don't want trump. let's keep it real.t they don't want him, right? but then if you say a name, right, especially if it's progressive name, no, get out of the race. you are against authority. how dare you be against authority? bow your head. i had a meeting this morning and is talking to somebody great guy really smart guy and he said name someone and i newspeople and i said said if i set the progressive, you would've liked with him apart.

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well, you and david ignatius have lot in common. apparently, that was i thought that that was i thought that was a huge moment which you don't get anyone is more media is the washington post columnist who basically wrote the thing he's a morning joe contributor you don't more inside the beltway establishment david ignatius and he said joe biden needs to step down so i and then you at that same note and it like that's people are coming out of the so to speak of saying yeah he shouldn't be running. yeah. and you know, so the established media gets a sense they're about to lose and they don't like that at they don't want trump to be president either. the only person more dislike being president, of course, is bernie. but but that's not the issue here. right. so they're like, yeah, they don't want trump let's keep it real. they don't want them right? but but then if you say a name right, if it's a progressive name like, no, get out of the race, you son of a --. you're against authority. how dare you be against power, your head. so, in f

former prime minister david cameron sitting opposite the current prime minister as the new foreign secretary. the ministerial code states that you must be either in the lords or the commons was his response. mr speaker, i would've liked to have started by welcoming the new foreign secretary to his place. where is he? but i can't do that because he isn't here. despite my respect for the right honourable gentleman opposite, he is not the foreign secretary. and we don't know when or how this house will hear from the foreign secretary because he's not a member. ijust read to the sc sikorsky is to become the next commitment both old boys members. the old boys. i think i'm right in saying lord carrington glass foreign secretary who did not sit in the comments. how does it work? can you work is an effective foreign secretary if you are not able to stand in the dispatch box? the issue of having a minister who is in the lords have been done before for the lord carrington resigned in 1981, a long time ago. the gordon brown government, and in earlier, it made trade secretary, from memory in 2008. and again towards the end of a long government period for the thing to point out the l

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that is because david cameron does not set in the house of commons. in gaza could be extended — i4 israelis were released by hamas overnight, and more are expected in the next few hours. in the west bank, there were celebrations as 39 more palestinian prisoners were freed, as part of the exchange deal. i'm anna foster here in tel aviv, where the relatives of hostages have gathered over recent days to wait for news of the latest israelis to be freed. supply trucks continue to enter gaza — but the united nations says the aid barely registers against the needs of 1.7 million displaced people. and in the uk, mayor of london sadiq khan tells the covid inquiry says he was "kept in the dark" over the severity of covid at the beginning of the pandemic. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live — there's growing international pressure on israel and hamas to extend the temporary truce in gaza, which will otherwise end later today. egyptian security sources say negotiators are close to achieving a new deal. both sides have indicated they are ready

commons here. and that's exactly what has happened in this case today. david cameron was made a note, he's now news, david cameron, the, please, the paul, the him to take home as well. to lord david cameron, who is lord cameron accountable to that? if he's not accountable to the voters as well, that's really a good question because of course, as you said, he's on alexis, he's not been a member of palm and for a number of years now. famously he stepped down on the black suit referendum and one he closed it in a cool campaigns against a man in a sense of loss when it didn't go his way. he stepped down, he's been quite quiet. but ever since, so not a lot to not accountable to constituents, people in his diary that it's elected. yeah, of course of the criticism treat because he's not as flush accountable to southern as requirement because he comes for tonight by members of parliament. we did not elected house of commons, he chan onto questions in the house. the house rules, but a lot of procedure saying the time like this, particularly such an important role. and

of his appointment of former prime minister david cameron to be the british foreign secretary during weekly time session with members of the house of commonse minister says he was delighted that the former prime minister has rejoined government because of relationships across the world and addresses the israel-hamas war, economic and illegal immigration. this is 35 minutes. >> we now come to questions. i start with richard. >> here, here. >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, at the start of this year i made inflation my number one priority. today we have delivered. there remains more to do but this is a strong step forward. this morning the supreme court gave a judgment on the plan and they confirmed the principle of removing asylum seekers to a third country is lawful. further elements that they want -- [laughter] >> note that the changes can be delivered in the future to address those issues. the government has been working already on a new treaty with ruanda and we will finalize that in light of today's judgment and furthermore if necessary i am prepared to revisit our domestic legal framework. let me assure the house, my commitment to st

david lambie. you can continue to watch what is happening in the house of commons on the bbc live page up and runningd running on the website at the moment if you would like to keep across some of the responses there. david lambie responding to andrew mitchell's statement about the war between israel and hamas. statement about the war between israeland hamas. it statement about the war between israel and hamas. it was done by andrew mitchell, not the new foreign secretary, david cameron, that was criticised by david lammy. they call once again for a two state solution. this is bbc news. home to hundreds of voters in wiltshire, all of which are facing a hike in licence fees come april. but those who live by moving their boats up those who live by moving their boats up and down the waterways without a fixed home mooring are also being hit with a new surcharge. something they say amounts to discrimination. to put a surcharge on the people who are on the lowest incomes is just unfair. i am absolutely furious but i'm also very frightened. i am scared that i am going to end up in a situation where i can't

now you remember that david cameron actually stood down in 2016 and he left the house of commons, his seats, after he was campaigning, to remain within the european union in that's a rex that referendum. now, after he stood down, he's has kept a low profile some lots, but really this is going to show exactly how originally, scenic is now appealing to a way outside from that move. okay, side of the conservative government. now, walrus, she's to knock campaigns for rex. it and seem to be on the other side of that argument that david cameron was making them both for see 1st went up a see to be centrist within the conservative policy. so perhaps you see not just hoping to bolster more of that centrist voice within the cabinet, and to have someone who did, who has a grip of the foreign policy challenges that are facing the government and an experience voice and of course and experience leader as well at least 11 people have been killed by fighters from the allied democratic forces in eastern democratic republic of congo. local sources say they were tied up and killed with machetes out of t

commons describing her remarks as a great victory scored by hamas in the media and psychological war. lettel davidt until they leave forever. i think this displacement is temporary, as they have been internally displaced within a temporary entity, but surely that day when they will return, and i afirm, return, as there is a war of expressions, to the countries from which they came, will finally come. the one who came from ukraine returns to ukrain, the one who came from america returns to america, and the one came from britain returns to britain. من بريطانيا يرجع لبريطانيا شكرا على مشاركاتك معنا فيزه thank you our viewers for watching, حتى نلتقي بامان الله. también recordar a todas las personas aquí las personas recordar que llevamos 75%. les bombardements qui ciblent des civils et des infrastructure. the kingdom of the netherlands, new zealand. i am deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear, no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. the hamas israel conflict has raised the spectra of m

but if he's not in the commons, how will mps be able to hold him to account? there will be other mechanisms for scrutiny. so davidr questions from the house of commons select committee is and you would expect in practical terms, he would be very keen to do that. he will also be supported in his role by other ministers in the foreign office, most of whom will be in the house of commons, and they will be able to pick up some of the parliamentary functions that he would otherwise be exercising. so there will be scrutiny of the foreign secretary, even though he is in the house of lords, but it will look very different from perhaps what we're used to. the commoner prime minister is now lord foreign secretary. george osborne has dubbed it "the return of the king". it is the third act few voters had expected and, as one snap poll tonight suggests, few wanted. joining me now in the studio is former minister for culture under david cameron lord vaizey, lucy fisher — whitehall editor at the financial times, and christian calgie — senior political correspondent at the daily express. lucky to have you all here. lucy fisher,

sized london police and recent pro palestine . protests commons appointments, as far as the secretary drew the fury of the labor opposition, david cameron isn't a safe pair of times. he is the man who introduced austerity, which led to 330000 excess deaths. led to the disastrous building of libya called the e referendum, lost, it used his connections to lo, be full green. so as he returns, as for in secretary, let's hope load camera on has properly reflected on what went wrong in the defendant vote and also military response to. but she was thoughts use of chemical weapons and syria 10 years ago with the appointment of david cameron sooner isn't just rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic. it's the equivalent to bringing on board the pilot, who couldn't see the iceberg. well, let's dive into cameron's legacy for a better understanding the form and p. i'm joined friends in starting a military intervention in libya, which launched and the missile strikes against mamma gadhafi back in 2011. then in 2013 coming and pushed for minutes reaction against syria that was due to assad. but the beef was rejected by m p's at the time, an

and three conservative -- commoners, scott jennings and david urban.ould quickly mention, david is a consultant for bytedance, a parent company of tiktok the social network that came up in the debate. >> good night, everybody. >> what did you exhale so loudly? >> just enjoying the great pageant of democracy. i mean, look, first of all, this debate is sort of odd. it's like the silver medal round. it's like the gold medal winner has already been declared, and this is the silver medal round. now, it's come down really to two candidates. haley and desantis. and you get what you get, by the way, this is being carried out the same debate on television in iowa right now. one of them, the whole theory of the case is one of them is gonna emerge as the trump challenger. the problem is trump has such a large lead nationally that it just might be meaningless. >> what are they hoping for? some sort of criminal indictment? somehow they'll step into the breach? >> look, trump really only came up of the beginning part of the debate. when they asked directly about him

david with the washington post. "washington post." >> you have a lot in common. rently. >> the "washington post" columnist toth basically wrote e thing is it morning contribute you don't get more inside the beltway establishment that david and he has joe biden. you get that same notes it feels like people coming out of the closet so to speak saying he should not be running. >> the establishment media gets a sense they're about to lose they do not like that at all. will implement more disliked is bernie. but that's not the issue here they are like they don't want trump let's keep it really don't want him. but then if you say a name, especially if it is a progressive name they are like no get outut of the race you are against authority. there you be against authority, bow your head. facta had a meeting this morning is talking to somebody great guy really smart guy. and he said name someone if i would've named a progressive you would have ripped them apart he paused and was like you are right i would have. so progressive to them is definitely worse than trump. so tha

commons appointments. as far as the secretary drew the feel of some sorry, m p's. david cameron isn't a safe pair of pants. he is the man who introduced austerity, which led 233-0000 excess deaths, led to the disastrous bullying of libya called the e referendum, lost, it used his connections to lo, be for green. so as he returns as foreign secretary, let's hope load camera on has properly reflected on what went wrong in the defeated boat and also military response to bushy. all sorts use of chemical weapons and syria 10 years ago with the appointment of david cameron sooner isn't just rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic. it's the equivalent to bringing on board the pilot who couldn't see the iceberg. so let's dive into comments, legacy for a better understanding to follow up and joined friends in starting a military intervention in libya, was long, long and missile strikes against mom. i could definitely back in 20112013 cameron pushed full military action against syria to assad. but the move was rejected by and peas and in 2003 is parliament's member come and vot

out some of the challenges around david cameron's return to front line politics because, of course, he is sitting in the house of lords and not in the house of commonsomorrow. i understand that will not now happen tomorrow. that has now been postponed. we are joined by david postponed. we arejoined by david cork, a former conservative mp who served as justice secretary under theresa may between 2018 — 19. thank you for joining us here at bbc news. what do you make of the events of today? i think the prime minister has taken a couple of calculated gambles, but he was right to do so. i think it was untenable for suella braverman to carry on as home secretary. she was creating a lot of difficulties for the government and damaging the government's reputation for cohesion and unity and i think bringing back david cameron is an unexpected move, but it is a big move and i think he will add to the calibre of the government and i think it is also a useful signal to voters who have felt somewhat neglected by the conservative party in recent years, that the conservative party wants to wants to appeal to voters in the moderate centre and not be a party of the p

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david cameron has been appointed for administer. cameron says he hopes his 6 years in downing street will assist him in helping the current prime minister. we should still not need find sol . challenges. common quit as p. m and left politics in 2016. following the breaks it's referendum that removed the okay from the european union. he had called the vote and contained for britain to remain dw spigot, mos how small from london and about david cameron's political resurrection. scott, i think it's much less about david cameron and his strength and it's much more to do with the government of racy soon. not, which is a government in crisis. so for about the last year, the conservative government has tray is around 20 percent behind the positioning label party. so that means the re, she's do not really wanted to, to do something to revise his premier ship. he also has a problem, had a problem with a full my, um, interior minister sweller bravo than who he needed to get rid of he, he wanted to get rid of them. so this is part of why the racial so swat up problem and was the interior minister and she has been criticized widely in the u. k for using quite some inflammatory language against my parent

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nhs england said it was a safe and common—sense way of making nhs services easier for patients to use. you're live with bbc news. the former british prime minister, davidky in kyiv, on his first official trip as foreign secretary. lord cameron said he wanted ukraine to be his first destination in his new role, to which he was appointed by the british prime minister rishi sunak on monday. this was a surprise meeting. david cameron as you say, told president zelensky he wanted ukraine to be his first official visit and these are friendly soils shall we say for a british minister. why? well, the uk is seen as one of ukraine's staunchest allies and the former prime minister, borisjohnson, who was in charge during the full—scale invasion, who was a... instructed his government to supply several, well endless military aid to ukraine. i think that is whey lord cameron referenced his successor borisjohnson, saying we disagreed on this things, but support for ukraine was one of the finest things that his government did. it is interesting when david cameron was prime minister, that was in 2014, when russia embarked on this campaign of aggression against ukraine

now you remember that david cameron actually stood down in 2016 and he left the house of commons, his seats, after he was campaigning, to remain within the european union in that's a rex that referendum. now, after he stood down, he's has kept a low profile some lots, but really this is going to show exactly how a research scenic is now appealing to a way outside from that move. okay, side of the conservative government. now, walrus, she's to knock campaigns for rex it and seem to be on the other side of that argument that david cameron was making them both for see 1st went up to see to be centrist within the conservative policy. so perhaps you see not just hoping to bolster more of that centrist voice within the cabinet, and to have someone who did, who has a grip of the foreign policy challenges that are facing the government and an experience voice and of course and experience leader as well well i'd speak to patrick diamond about this. he was a policy advisor from for labor, the labor government led by former prime ministers, tony blair and gordon vaughn. he's joining us from lond

appointment of former prime minister david cameron to be the new british foreign secretary during his weekly question time session with members of the house of commons. he said he was delighted that the former prime minister has rejoined government because of his experience and relationships across the world. he addresses the israeli hamas war, the economy and illegal immigration. this is 35 minutes. >> we now come to prime minister's questions. start with richard. >> number one mr. speaker. >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, i made carving inflation my number one priority. today we delivered on that. the remains more to do but this is a strong step forward. this morning also the supreme court give a judgment on the rwanda plan. they confirm thatt the principal of removing asylum-seekers to a safer country is lawful to there are for the elements that they want additional certainty on and no -- [shouting] and no changes can be delivered in the future to address those issues. the government has been working already on a new treaty with rwanda and we will finalize of that in light of today's judgment, and for the more, if necessary, i am prepared to re

hoyle saying he is going to have a look at how david cameron, as foreign secretary, can be effectively scrutinised, given that he won't be in the house of commonss. what conversations are hearing about this in westminster today? that certainly has — this in westminster today? that certainly has been _ this in westminster today? that certainly has been a _ this in westminster today? trust certainly has been a concern. particularly opposition mps are wondering how they can hold the foreign secretary eight to account if he is not going to be one of them, but his father is a precedent for this, we know lord carrington was foreign secretary in the past, it isn't very common, and there are many opportunities for a foreign secretary to be questioned in house of commons, whether it be at foreign office questions, where the foreign secretary is questioned by mps, office questions, where the foreign secretary is questioned by mp5, or when they give statements in the house of commons and mps are able to question them. lindsay hoyle seems to be looking for some kind of solution so that he can still be held to account, particularly at a time when there are

commons. oh, yeah. i mean, is this what rishi sunak has just done ? david rishi sunak has just done?ct, as carol said, he's floundering , said, he's he's floundering, he's wobbling. he's an empty shell no purpose. now shell with no purpose. and now they've daddy back they've brought big daddy back in the room to take the in the room to take care of the creche. daddy away. creche. big daddy will run away. he away. who couldn't even he ran away. who couldn't even convince to them convince the eu to offer them a small breadcrumbs before the eu referendum ? so i think it's referendum? so i think it's a funny time right now. but what's scaring me is that this is a definite reject of any idea of leaving the echr that is dead duck. >> now look, this it. so what >> now look, this is it. so what you've got so far from this particular glimpse the papers particular glimpse of the papers is obvious is that you've got the obvious noises, is it's a right noises, which is it's a right wing cull. we've got this idea that david cameron was offered the before suella braverman the job before suella bra