him to say whatever he york, newew york, new york, lincolnshire, or anywhere else in the world. because our british values are stronger than some amongst us here today appear to fear. >> is all very well to say that we feel strong and understand, we will stand up to it. are not muslims living in a country where there is already a rise in his mama phobia and comments like that from someone who has such influence over so many people with so much media explosion over it can only hand people who are feeling vulnerable and not feeling a strong as the constituents are claiming. >> i can only give the honorable member the reassurance that as someone who used to prosecute criminals for living before i came to this place, any defendant who tried that in court would get short shrift from me and i'm sure, the jury. the point is that we mustn't allow people who behave in that disgraceful way, we mustn't allow such criminals, people who beat up others on the basis of the religious police, we mustn't allow them to somehow remove themselves by blaming someone on a different continent. if they

him to say whatever he york, newew york, new york, lincolnshire, or anywhere else in the world.tish values are stronger than some amongst us here today appear to fear. >> is all very well to say that we feel strong and understand, we will stand up to it. are not muslims living in a country where there is already a rise in his mama phobia and comments like that from someone who has such influence over so many people with so much media explosion over it can only hand people who are feeling vulnerable and not feeling a strong as the constituents are claiming. >> i can only give the honorable member the reassurance that as someone who used to prosecute criminals for living before i came to this place, any defendant who tried that in court would get short shrift from me and i'm sure, the jury. the point is that we mustn't allow people who behave in that disgraceful way, we mustn't allow such criminals, people who beat up others on the basis of the religious police, we mustn't allow them to somehow remove themselves by blaming someone on a different continent. if they beat up a muslim

. >> i am from lincolnshire. school transport has been supplied mostly free in the u.k. why is it mostly? you should be supplied it for free for educational reasons. the speaker: what about the northwest of england? the young woman on the second row second in. >> i am from liverpool. public transport has improved a lot in my area over the last couple of years as a result of the work done by young people. i think that there should be more of a local or regional campaign as opposed to a national campaign. the situation varies from area to area. your experience is likely to be more positive in urban rather than rural. [applause] >> a voice from the southwest. there is a huge forest of people from the southwest. the woman in the second row. >> i am sarah staples from plymouth, the isolated city of the southwest. it takes us four hours on train to get to london. take buses for instance. i pay 45 pounds a month for my bus pass and i still have a bus thatill don't have a bus on get me to wowrk on time sunday. we can't travel to different areas. we are lucky in plymouth. other a

will she note, as i have, having looked at the map, that not a single person from lincolnshire has signed the petition to ban donald trump? victoria atkins: my hon. friend reaches my point before me. i promise to deal with new york values at the end of my speech. i turn, as i must, to mr trump. his comments about muslims are wrong. his policy to close borders, if he is elected as president, is bonkers. if he met one or two of my constituents in one of the many excellent pubs in my constituency, they may well tell him that he is a wazzock for dealing with the issue in that way. i sense that my constituents, whether in new york or tetney, in minting or mablethorpe, feel that their values are more than robust enough to survive anything that mr trump may say. fact, wecolnshire, in in the united kingdom, should have enough confidence in our values to allow him to say whatever he wants in new york, new york, or in new york, lincolnshire, or anywhere else in the world, because our british values are stronger than some among us here today appear to fear. anne mclaughlin: does the hon. lady unders

i'm celine mctomb from northeast lincolnshire. a curriculum to prepare us for life, what does that include? drug, financial, political, citizenship, sex and relationship education and the -- and community cohesion all collectively the framework of our development. however this has taken a backseat in parliament as of september, 2013. when ps 8 was made a nonstatutory subject. as a favor to our young people, the parents of tomorrow who will be able to pass on their imagine the, myps, let's bring back the curriculum for life to help empower or young people and encourage them to speak and have the confidence to be able to turn their words into action, to become leaders and that's why i urge you to pass this motion. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm about to call a speaker from the southeast of england but before i do so let me take this opportunity to welcome to minister for civil society rob wilson from whom we'll be hearing in due course. rob, thank you for joining us. we look forward to hearing from you ere long. somebody

three freethrows for the freshman from lincolnshire, illinois. one of the nation's top recruits in illinois also year. three things you need to know. there's no way his favorite band is green day. >> jim: ask everybody, okay? i'm right with you, jalen. >> joe: out on limb there. >> jim: talking to us before the game. level of maturity for this young man. he wanted to go to a school, one, that he had senior leadership on the team. so the pressure wouldn't automatically be on him to carry a load. he wanted to win right away. now he has all, understands how to play at this level. just wasn't there. >> joe: kris dunn, first quick steps. jenkins the rebound. jay wright said that jalen brunson was as prepared as any freshman he's ever coached besides ryan arcidiacono. >> jim: that's byproduct of being around the game because of understanding what it takes. >> joe: dunn, finally gets into the scoring column. sometimes when players like that want to go and get it, they find a way to do it. >> jim: especially when you isolate in the middle of the floor. t

new york in lincolnshire. when those seeking religious sanctuary in the 1600s reached the shores of what we now know as the united states of america, this tiny hamlet in my constituency lent its name to a patch of land that grew to be one of the greatest cities on the planet. the good people of new york, the original new york wear that badge proudly, all 150 or so of them. >> ted cruz has launched a vicious attack on the people of new york, saying they are cosmopolitans. i hope she will stand up, and will she know that actually, i've looked at the map, and not a single person from lincolnshire has signed this petition to ban donald trump. >> sir edward, you are, again, reaching my point before i am. i promise you, i'm going to deal with new york values at the end of my speech, but turning as i must to mr. trump, his comments regarding muslims are wrong. his comments regarding the border is bonkers. and if he met one or two of my constituents in one of the many excellent pubsna my constituency, they may tell hi

. >> i am from lincolnshire. school transport has been mostly supplied for free in the u.k. why is it mostly? youou are an education, should be supplied for free for educational reasons. it should not matter in my opinion. you should offer it for free for educational reasons. [applause] the speaker: what about the northwest of england? who have we got from the northwest of england? the young woman on the second row second in. forgive me, the lady next to you. the lady with black hair, yes, yourself, thank you. >> i am from liverpool. public transport has improved a lot in my area over the last couple of years as a result of the work done by young people. i think that there should be more of a local or regional campaign as opposed to a national campaign. obviously the situation varies from area to area. your experiences with public transport are more likely to be more positive living in the city rather than living in a rural area. [applause] >> a voice from the southwest. there is a huge forest of people from the southwest. i would like to hear from the woman in the second ro