obviously you got the jeffrey cox example. the problem with the jeffrey cox, jeffrey cox example. , a lawyer, a criminal barrister in the criminal court is of value to do that for example. clearly if you're spending all your time or a large chunk here time that's obviously... sorry. it's part of the generate cox thing is a generational thing, there was a time when being an mp was thought of as a part—time job. and the hours of the house were designed purposely, they no longer are but you started at two o'clock so you could do anotherjob in the morning. particularly if you are in court. now it's different for to put somebody like jeffrey was a hang now it's different for to put somebody likejeffrey was a hang on a minute, i'm a barristerfirst, i am an mp and do it was required but he doesn't preserve it so he might perceive it in the same way. trio. he doesn't preserve it so he might perceive it in the same way. no, he doesn't. perceive it in the same way. no, he doesn't- i can't— perceive it in the same way. no, he doesn't. i can't speak _ perceive it in the same way. no, he doesn'

jeffrey cox who was advising a _ jobs, lobbying, jeffrey cox who was advising a caribbean governmente virgin islands against the british— the virgin islands against the british government while in his mp's office _ british government while in his mp's office. we've got the education secretary— office. we've got the education secretary who managed to get around a rule _ secretary who managed to get around a rule about having to disclose his outside _ a rule about having to disclose his outside interests by registering the company— outside interests by registering the company and his wife's name. we've -ot company and his wife's name. we've got all_ company and his wife's name. we've got all kinds — company and his wife's name. we've got all kinds of mps, most of whom it should _ got all kinds of mps, most of whom it should be say democrats that have been acting thoroughly within the rules— been acting thoroughly within the rules as _ been acting thoroughly within the rules as they currently stand, and thais— rules as they currently stand, and that's why— rules as they currently stand,

they're finally demanding an inquiry into the jeffrey cox the whole situation looks _ the jeffrey coxuite grubby, doesn't it? he summed — looks quite grubby, doesn't it? he supposed to be an mp in devon buddies— supposed to be an mp in devon buddies apparently are on an island for some _ buddies apparently are on an island for some companies in the british virgin— for some companies in the british virgin islands. it doesn't look good even _ virgin islands. it doesn't look good even though the government might come _ even though the government might come out _ even though the government might come out and say ok, find it aloud. it's come out and say ok, find it aloud. it'sjust_ come out and say ok, find it aloud. it's just kind — come out and say ok, find it aloud. it'sjust kind of not really very good — it'sjust kind of not really very good when he should be in devon representing his constituents. it�*s representing his constituents. it's the old, representing his constituents. the old, we representing his constituents. it�*s the old, we had a bit with expenses which was people would

to set jeffrey cox is being paid more?— paid more?s that in 2015| — paid more? the history of this is that in 2015| said _ paid more? the history of this is that in 2015| said that _ paid more? the history of this is that in 2015| said that we - paid more? the history of this is that in 20151 said that we should j that in 2015! said that we should -et that in 2015! said that we should get rid _ that in 2015! said that we should get rid of— that in 2015! said that we should get rid of paid consultancy. directorships and in 2019 we stood on a manifesto that said an end to second jobs apart from a few exceptions. i think we don't have to over that period is like deftly got jeffrey— over that period is like deftly got jeffrey cox earning £6 million, residing — jeffrey cox earning £6 million, residing in the caribbean and i think— residing in the caribbean and i think 10,000 hour somebodies calculated over the last ten years. a hundred — calculated over the last ten years. a hundred grand for winding down? that sounds extraordinary to so m

and has the former attorney general jeffrey cox in particular? been doing that and keith, thanks very much. beth will look at that i, it's so important for everybody watching and i know that thus, literally there are millions, billions of people who are worried about, about climate change. like we've got to be honest. the top $26.00 summit hearing glasgow is not going to fix it in one go. we're not going to arrest climate change right here right now. that is just impossible. and, and i think everybody has got to be realistic about that. but what we can possibly do if things go well in the, in the remaining 48 hours, 52 hours would have, we would have, we've got and you know, i don't see why we shouldn't go into extra time if we have to. but you know, i don't want to, ah, there is the possibility that we will come away from this with the 1st genuine road map for a solution to anthropogenic climate change that i can think of in, in my lifetime. and the most depressing thing about climate changes has been that it doesn't really look as though it's c

jeffrey coxe has said he doesn't believe he breached the rules governing mp's havior with his work abroad picture taking part in online hearing about corruption in the caribbean when apparently in his parlor entry office. he says he will cooperate with an investigation into the incident. here's the bbc's political editor. reporter: not always pretty from the outside, nor perhaps on the inside either. here's a former cabinet minister working as a lawyer, from what seems to be his office. >> excuse my absence throughout some of the morning. reporter: the bell went off, he says, in other words he had to leave this lucrative session to go and vote. [indiscernible] -- while travel restrictions were tight. >> there are real drawbacks to it. it becomes a political tool. reporter: pondering while declaring outside work was the right thing, the coup caused some problems. mp's are allowed to do other jobs, but the brimming brexiteer has been using premises funded by the taxpayers is not allowed -- and that is not allowed. a statement appeared on his website saying he is a leading barrister in engla

the rules make that clear as well which is why the jeffrey cox the rules make that clear as well which mps perhaps and those sort of people? mps perhaps and those sort of --eole? , , mps perhaps and those sort of eo le? , , ., �* mps perhaps and those sort of --eole? , , ., �* h people? yes they do. and it's useful, people? yes they do. and it's useful. it _ people? yes they do. and it's useful, itjust _ people? yes they do. and it's useful, itjust seems - people? yes they do. and it's useful, it just seems that - people? yes they do. and it's useful, it just seems that the | people? yes they do. and it's - useful, it just seems that the whole state of affairs is very unsatisfactory and it really seems about time for what a radical overhaul. there was a big change in the public mood around the questions scandal many years ago at a number of changes brought in ostensibly to improve public trust in parliament and in our democratic process. i don�*t think anybody would look at the state of affairs this week more recent weeks and say that that had been achieved. whatever the rules are, whe

cox. but this comes us the u. s. invoice for the horn of africa is still in december of jeffrey feldman, trying to speak to different doctors within the government within the t p and left and trying to end this conflict again that begun a year ago. and african in boy a, the former president of finance. jerry, i'm mr. my son, joe is also said to be an id. some of our looking at speaking to different doctors within and outside the government trying to end this. but again, this conflict is still continuing. the allegations are back in force, the prime minister tweeted earlier today saying not recognizing the what's out what the other site is saying about the drones saying that he, he is thankful to the children dice grass for telling the truth. he said, but he wasn't specific enough. again, no comments from the ethiopian side and we're are waiting it as of now that the secretary of state's associate fear of his prime minister full to fulfill his responsibilities and bring an end to this, this conflict. he said, the violence integral puts the country on a path towards destruction as any of this diplomacy. you talked abo

jeffrey and they do for me. it was not quite a full throated defence l not quite a full throated defence from dominic raab of sir geoffrey coxonse so no so far, but the story keeps rolling on and becoming increasingly awkward for the government, four mps who do second jobs and there are those questions over the balance between mps who have their role as members of parliament and representing the constituents and those outside jobs that many have, and the question with sir geoffrey cox is whether he has basically neglected hisjob cox is whether he has basically neglected his job as an mp to spend more time being a lawyer? advice like you, nick eardley. —— thank you, nick eardley. police say a ten—year—old boy has died after being attacked by a dog in south wales. 0ur wales correspondent tomas morgan is in caerphilly and gave me this update. we spoke to some of the residents that live here in penyrheol on the outskirts of caerphilly this morning, clearly very upset at the news that a ten—year—old living on this street here died tragically yesterday after being attacked by a dog. when paramedics arrived the boy was pronounced d