where is the prime minister? the prime minister is not under a desk.ext general election? well, look... she got a bit more sure about that. i am a fighter and not a quitter! and for about an hour, it looked like she might survive, but... suella braverman has resigned as home secretary. there are very strong rumours that the government chief whip has apparently resigned. a commons vote turned into chaos. 0rder. could it be possible that members opposite voted in the divisionjust now without any clarity as to what it was they were voting for? i think it's a shambles and a disgrace. - i think it is utterly appalling. you seem... lam livid. i really shouldn't say this, - but i hope all those people that put liz truss in number ten, i hope it was worth it. i i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. she was prime minister for 49 days, the shortest term in office ever. so the tories needed a new leader, and fast. 0ne borisjohnsonjetted back from the caribbean to try to rally support for a rapid return, but after a weekend of speculation, decided no

what will the prime minister do to fix it? >> prime minister? >> this is an issue this honorable friend has talked about for a long time it is right to do so and we have record numbers of gds in training and we support primary care access, we are looking at how to increase retention with regard to pensions and i look forward to getting his suggestion. >> final question. wendy chamberlain. >> thank you. in response, and unpaid -- earning 132 pounds a week in their job is classed as being in gainful employment at as as a result, losing, caving never stops. the rationale of this decision, given the we are trying to get economically inactive people back to work and explain why government positions, one hundred 52 pounds a week is enough for people to live on. >> mister speaker, can i start by paying tribute to those up and down the country who give up so much time to care for others and i am delighted the government is supporting the honorable member's bill which will give a week of flexible paid leave to unemployed, that is the right thing to do an

account prime minister confirm -- interconnected. account prime minister confirm the indo pacific remains a priority and he'll take a holistic approach within government to meet the challenges and capture the opportunities that exist in the region? >> i reaffirm this government's commitment to that. he's right to highlight both the economic and security importance of the region. he you should be re-air issue -- reassured we're not just doing free trade agreement but also the partnership and hopefully a new partnership with regard to our future combat air system, all evidence we're delivering on the till. >> mr. speaker, members across this house know the devastating impact of bank branch closures in our communities. but as banks flee the high streets it, free cash machines disappear with them, hitting the most vulnerable hardest. surely it cannot be right that a quarter of a.t.m.'s charge people to access their own money. will the prime minister join dozens of his own ventures today in backing my cross-party amendment and ensure that

will the prime minister gives support to the factory? >> prime minister. i pay tribute to my honorable friends efforts to progress this project. we are fully committed mr. speaker to and curing to grow electric vehicle supply chain. although he knows i cannot comment on individual negotiations we did announce there's approximate three to 50 million pounds of funding in the automotive transmission fund to support the developing of the supply chain and i wish him every success. >> yesterday northern island the most programming and jobs bbc applied to bbc charter places an obligation on that organization. is this decision in my view is a very clear breach of that obligation. leaving affairs outside the area without proper local programming. act to defend this very important local public broadcasting service? >> mr. speaker i believe very strongly local public broadcasting they've taken steps to support local media. i'll be very happy to look at the specific issue he raises and bring it up with the bbc when i next see you then. >> thank you, mr. speaker. peopl

and ministers hope that will stay this way. and let's get a run up of some other world news headlines today. in canada, 5 people were killed when a gunman attacked an apartment building. police later killed the 73 year old suspect on the scene and a suburb north of toronto. authority say the attacker was a resident of the building he targeted and had been involved in a legal dispute with some of his victims. police in sudan have fired tear gas at protesters and cartoon who were rallying against a deal between the military and political parties. the agreement aimed to end the crisis sparked by last year's military co. what opponents say they will only accept a civilian government. now estimated 122 people have been killed and the post crew crack down. britain's high court has ruled that a government plan to deport asylum seekers to rwanda is lawful after a legal challenge by campaigners asylum seekers arriving in the u. k. could now be sent to rwanda, while their claims are being processed. those granted asylum would remain ther

that's the prime minister rules. that's the prime minister there.out his migration policy, which he said framed by the concept of fairness. and he discussed that in the house on tuesday. while me to discuss the prime minister's plan and the latest developments is conservative mp marco longing. marco thank you for joining me. i mean, back in forjoining me. i mean, back in november. marco, you were frustrated about this issue. you were saying the home office was not dealing with the issues and in fact there was political will. what did you make of the prime minister's plan on tuesday? i actually spoke in the debates on the statement that the prime minister delivered on the prime minister delivered on the day and. i have been clear thatis the day and. i have been clear that is a strong statement the prime minister has made . having prime minister has made. having said that, we've had strong statements in the past. we've had various items to legislate issue in the past and they have always ultimately been scuppered by membership of the european conventi

the ost has adviser on ministers interests. the post has been _ adviser on ministers interests.en vacant since adviser on ministers interests. "tte: post has been vacant since the previous adviser on ministerial interests lord geidt resigned under borisjohnson, and that interests lord geidt resigned under boris johnson, and that attracted interests lord geidt resigned under borisjohnson, and that attracted a lot of attention at the time, and the post had not been filled since then. rishi sunak made a point during his leadership campaign in the summer about the need to appoint a new ethics adviser ministers and he said that would be a top priority so he was facing a lot of pressure to appoint somebody, shortly, given he has been in the post for some time at the post has been vacant. there was a spotlight drawn on the vacancy recently when the deputy prime minister dominic raab faced accusations of bullying which he denied and it was not anybody independent to investigate them. but that case they have appointed a senior lawyer to investigate those allegations but this new appointm

. >> prime minister. mr. speaker i'm sure colleagues from around the house and want to join me in congratulating england on last night. commending oils for inspiring millions. wishing everybody a happy day mr. speaker this morning night meetings in addition to my duties in this house i shall further septage meetings later today. and 2014 which are promised other things nothing in its report would prevent scotland from becoming an independent country each of the people of scotland so choose. can i ask the prime minister does he share that view? will he bring forward legislation to allow that to be exercised? mr. speaker we did have that conversation not so many years ago for it is described as a once in a generation referendum. we discussed last week but people of scotland want to focus on their priorities. that's indeed what we are doing in his own area investing hundreds of millions of pound and ensuring a new concert how we can enshrine reputation as a city of culture. >> think it mr. speaker. i've just ret

foreign minister. he not a bunny. hod wasn't a cowboy earlier in the week to meet her opposite number in the thought. bon the taliban, happy to return at the airport and then sit across the table from her and off gone . woman doing the same, would be unthinkable. among other things taliban rule has seen, most of gone women prevented from going back to the jobs and goals preventive from returning to secondary school. and that is something to discuss for more during the studio by d. w. bought a venus. java finish. welcome. in her meeting with the father bondage deputy foreign minister, he, nobody car bring up the issue of the treatment of compliment perish. the official communicate, does faith that bacchus and brought up the issue of human rights in its negotiation . but taliban and during her visit to couple in arabic, co also met with members of african women, chamber of commerce and bucket and also stressed that it would prefer doing business bits of wine, women entrepreneurs. and i think the fact tha

last month you said that several ministers _ minister does.hat several ministers under- minister does. last month you said that several ministers under rishi i that several ministers under rishi sunak have bullied civil servants. it can be difficult to bring cases like that. how does this ministerial code remaining in its current form as it has been for some time, affect your members?— as it has been for some time, affect your members? civil servants would have hoped — your members? civil servants would have hoped that _ your members? civil servants would have hoped that rishi _ your members? civil servants would have hoped that rishi sunak- your members? civil servants would have hoped that rishi sunak would i have hoped that rishi sunak would have hoped that rishi sunak would have been different from boris johnson and that he would have recognised the damage that has been done over the last few years to the integrity of government. and what it means to be a civil servant. bullied by a minister and how you can challenge that and how difficult

she's appointed a new prime minister and a finance minister. an early poll is one of protest or demands following the arrest, the former president petro castillo, who has seen widespread demonstrations and violence since castillo was impeached and imprison. 2 weeks ago. marianna sanchez has more from lima. it seems to proceed in the days just starting to to have a government, if you will, after these 2 weeks of political and social turmoil in the country, she has named her prime minister. she has brought up the defense minister a little that i love to be the new prime minister of having a chief up here in room. he has the experience of being a defense minister before a former defense minister with former president williams. my love, but she has kept her of her foreign minister food last night, declared the mexican ambassador. when on the after the mexican government gave asylum to the family of former president, fatal gas, you'll hear the outs. i'll type the embassy. everything is quiet. but last night, to the ambassador who had, who was ordere

of ministers? well , according to the new law on the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, the government can have two members of the government who do not head separate ministries in our government - this is the vice-prime minister responsible for european integration and the traditional minister of the cabinet. ministers of ukraine until 2016, the position of state secretaries was introduced , including in the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, the powers of the minister of the cabinet of ministers were wide enough, now they focus on organizing the direct work of the government as a collegial body, as well as coordinating the activities of central executive bodies that are not coordinated by others by members of the government or directly subordinate to the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, what is this? the cabinet of ministers left. this is the state service for ethnopolitics and freedom of conscience. before that, a decision was made on state cinema. similarly, there are separate bodies that a priori

you wouldn't expect minister expect the prime minister resigned a resigned to resign.peeding ticket, but because the prime had put these very lockdown rules in place and there were lots of people who missed out on a family, events and funerals. the thing we mustn't on the deathbeds, there was a lot of anger in the country at large that. the prime minister and, the chancellor had both been fined for breaking these rules. and yet it was interesting because the chancellor wasn't really considered to have done anything particularly wrong. rishi sunak turned up a little bit early for a meeting whether happened to be a meeting whether happened to be a cake on the table. don't think anyone the cake . i mean, we anyone eat the cake. i mean, we really are getting into the most trivial . situations here trivial sort of. situations here . and yet because the chancellor got a fine , some people started got a fine, some people started to think well, maybe there was a bit of a video that had appeared about the leader of the labour party drinking beer at a similar time of restriction

i am the minister of culture, the minister of economy, yes, they have their own ministries, they havet of powers, and what is the minister of the cabinet of ministers responsible for, well, according to the current law on the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, the government can to be two members of the government who head separate ministries in our government - this is the vice-prime minister for issues of reintegration and the traditional minister of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine until 2016 until the position of public sectors was introduced, including in the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, the authority of the minister of the cabinet was until we now they are focusing on the fact that you organize the direct work of the government as a collegial body and also it is the coordination of the activities of the central executive bodies e-e which are not coordinated by other members of the government or is directly subordinate to the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, what is it? well, for example, for example from the last one that went under the cabinet of ministers. this is the sta

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prime minister of playing games with people's health. as nurses voted to go on strike. the prime minister addressed that as well as housing affordability questions from embers of the house of commons. >> we will do the with john stevenson. >> iam sure the whole house in the early hours and the tragic loss of human life our hearts go out to all of those affected to those involved. >> i had meetings in including the visit of his majesty the king. >> prime minister a three and a half hour journey takes six hours this has become the experience if they do not get their act together. >> mr. speaker i share the frustration this is causing the priority is to support the restoration of services before making any long-term decisions but we will be closely monitoring the rollout. >> thank you mr. speaker if i could joined the prime minister our prayers go out in the freezing waters of the channel last night it is a reminder those who run the groups put the lives at risk they must be broken up and brought to justice tomorrow is the first all they ha

where the ministers agreed to do that. they have to do something because the, the years coming to an end, they deliberated this issue for about 9 months. and they want to show that europe is still able to act or to, to limit or to try to limit these prices. ebert concerns, and they are still verged. german minister said, he's very skeptical that this prize cap can do the trick, and he also hopes that it will never come to fruition. that is, will not be used because prices will not rise to that $180.00 your level. currently, they are only at 110 euros and ministers hope that will stay this way. dad, prime minister mark router has apologized for his country's role in slavery, calling it's a crime against humanity. the netherlands once had an extensive colonial empire, including at different times, areas in southeast asia, africa, and the americas. the dutch government is now planning to step up education and awareness efforts aimed at tackling racism in the netherlands. where reminds us of slavery are easy to find. when jenn

i new prime minister with a danny new direction. . ., , ~ new prime minister with a danny new direction. . , ~ ., , ., ., direction. i had a bulk hand plan to crow the direction. i had a bulk hand plan to grow the economy _ direction. i had a bulk hand plan to grow the economy through - direction. i had a bulk hand plan to grow the economy through tax - direction. i had a bulk hand plan to| grow the economy through tax cuts and reform. grow the economy through tax cuts and reform-— and reform. before the exit of liz truss, and reform. before the exit of liz truss. the _ and reform. before the exit of liz truss, the goodbye _ and reform. before the exit of liz truss, the goodbye to _ and reform. before the exit of liz truss, the goodbye to the - and reform. before the exit of liz| truss, the goodbye to the queen. with war in europe the backdrop and strife at home. a set of nightmare problems for 2022's prime minister number three. problems for 2022's prime minister numberthree. one problems for 2022's prime minister number three. one big question this morning, will the strikes ruin rishi

be believe that the prime minister of foreign minister of parliament is a matter of fact, a president who just visited ukraine a couple of days ago have been completely and fully explicit about the nature of the war and the nature of the aggression that we see in the right? yes, but what you've been proposing is exactly what moscow wanted freeze the conflict while the criminal had the upper hand and could cement its territorial gains. in any case, why should ukraine sit around the peace talks and surrender territory to a hostile invader? has been bumming and destroying its towns and cities and murdering its people. why should it sit around with peace talks? because b stokes and compensation to each other is the only way out of the company. another way out of the conflict, which is the rush to get its forces out of ukraine, force is that it should never brought in in the 1st place yet, but we don't respect them without speculation. but there's only one way if you want to push them out again, instead of escalation and the skulls late neighboring countries, let me repeat, this is nothing

. does that ministers. seem that there is a sort of a bit of a shown each foot here in terms of the scramble for ppe in that confused time during covid, it was quite a febrile atmosphere, just to our just to the pandemic, to our shores. think what labour shores. i think what labour would to is the fact that would point to is the fact that a of these deals did to a lot of these deals did link to tory donors or in the infamous case matt hancock's pub case of matt hancock's pub landlord. since a local, local boozer in his constituency in west suffolk . so the links to west suffolk. so the links to the conservative party , i think the conservative party, i think labour are very keen to highlight that and of course last night the commons had last night in the commons we had labour motion and to labour use this motion and to force out of the government documents relating this documents relating to this company that might linked to company that might be linked to michelle noon . this ppe michelle noon. this ppe me

no minister. as a result, many mines were closed. scale of the current strikes is quite comparable to what happened during the margaretcher. the sunoka government expects to involve the military to plug holes, but all these are temporary solutions, calculated on the fact that discontent will gradually subside. the cabinet of ministers is also discussing the idea by law there is already such a bill to restrict trade unions from organizing strikes, but in order to pass it, union leaders argue that attempts to present them as radicals destroying the country's economy have nothing to do with reality. we are talking about ordinary workers throughout the country of this uprising bubbling from the bottom and growing everywhere. i have never seen such a level of anger and willingness of people to organize , it is remarkable that even in the press loyal to the ruling conservatives, more and more are being put forward . blame on the government the cabinet scolds for failing to come up with a coherent plan for a way out of the crisis in which b

. >> prime minister a three and a half hour journey takes six hours this has become the experience if they do not get their act together. >> mr. speaker i share the frustration this is causing the priority is to support the restoration of services before making any long-term decisions but we will be closely monitoring the rollout. >> thank you mr. speaker if i could joined the prime minister our prayers go out in the freezing waters of the channel last night it is a reminder those who run the groups put the lives at risk they must be broken up and brought to justice tomorrow is the first all they have to do is to open the door if he did the whole country would breathe a sigh of relief. why won't he? mr. speaker we have consistently spoken to all the unions involved. but i am glad because they do do incredible work so what exactly we have done last year when everyone else in the public sector the nurses received a 3 percent pay raise when they had training we gave every nurse a 1000-pound training budget and then made sure to receive we do work constructively back our nurses. >> nurses

she's appointed a new prime minister and a finance minister. the deadline is looming for the formation of a new is really government. the incoming prime minister benjamin netanyahu has until midnight local time to finalize his coalition. rob mcbride has more from western lucel him. this does seem to be going down to the wire for a number of different reasons. it proved to be very problematic in dealing with his new partners. because of course, there has been this shift in the right woods in the makeup of the connected. so benjamin netanyahu and the could not only dealing with other mainstream right wing parties, but also these much smaller parties way over on the fringes of the very edges of the political spectrum at the right wing of the political spectrum of people who were considered to be on the verge of politics. now finally, they have with a few see, teach great influence over the formation of this coalition. and they have been using that exerting pressure on natural yahoo to demand various ministries and so on. in addition to that, deman

so minister j sean. com. i would like to explicitly thank you for assuming the presidency of the g. 20. not only in business as usual way, but you also made it very clear. now discussing that this is a very special task and that you will shape with great responsibilities. so in yes, assuming global responsibility in this difficult moment, responsibility for the most edge and tasks of our time. we have the global impacts of the brutal war of aggression of russia against ukraine. an illegal war batch has brought the whole world into a very difficult situation. and it also creates difficulties for your country. when it comes to energy supply and fertilizers, we see the climate crisis that has impact worldwide in india, in europe, destroying livelihoods of people. so i am especially delighted that india during it's due 20 presidents with the motto, one of one family. one future is putting a special focus on containing the climate crisis, thus highlighting our common responsibility when it comes to climate change

prime minister as judge and jury in not right, it means the prime minister asjudge and jury in his ownver investigated anybody let alone somebody in a high—profile job such as the dominic raab investigation which might come to him and there are two other outstanding investigations. when are we going to see a full list of ministerial interest? the last list... you would think every member of the comet should be able to go online and find out about the secretary of state or minister making decisions about opening a mine, what personal interest do they have? it is not published until may. it should be updated every week. we should not have to wait months to find out what is influencing a ministerial decision. i know rishi sunak said he wanted to get this sorted as soon as possible, it is taking him quite a long time because as i understand it, a lot of people turned the job down. i wish sir laurie magnus well and want to work with them because ministers are members of the house of commons but ijust worry ministers are members of the house of commons but i just worry that the system is sti

germany's environment minister welcomed the deal. the material decision puts a protective umbrella over the natural world. the threat to people and the environment from pesticides and hazardous chemicals will be huffed by $23500000000000.00. an environmentally harmful subsidies will be faced out signing the deal is one thing. putting it into practice will be a lot more difficult. the agreement is not legally binding and many of its aims are only vaguely expressed. terminals foreign minister is on a 2 day trip to nigeria. today she visit at a region that's a stronghold of the terrorist group, vocal her um, and a lamp and walked toward a camp in the north. that is reintegrating former finders back into society. germany is funding the project aimed at stamping out terrorism in the stronghold, fairbanks. and the surrender of some 100000 vocal around fighters gives hope to the conflict torn region. and for more, let's bring in the w corresponding florist shakera in the nigerian capital flourish . what more can you tell us about this area

we, china was a big topic of discussion between the 2 foreign ministers and the german foreign minister. in fact, listening to what she had to say, it seemed like a pivot away from china and a pivot towards india and a letter burbock said that in germany, jane as increasingly viewed as a competitor and a systemic rival india. on the other hand, she said was a partnership based on shared values and goals. and there was more transparency and trust because india is a large democracy. and therefore, she was keen that this, a partnership should be deepened on friday, the, the e, the g 7 and australia agreed, a price cap on russian oil. could this potentially be an issue given that germany in india have rather different approaches to the war and ukraine? certainly this was an area that they didn't agree on. in fact, the indian foreign minister was specifically asked a question on this at the press conference. and he gave a very robust response, and he said, what he said in the past, his responsibility is to the people of india to the consumers in india, india is a country which is energy hung

energy ministers want to contain gas prices and reduce iorts from russia. the u.k. court rules plans to send asylum-seekers to rwanda are legal but people set for deportation must have their cases reconsidered. and argentinians are gearing up to welcome home their team after a nailbiting world cup win. u.s. congressional panel investigating the attack on the u.s. capitol called on the justice department to bring criminal charges against donald trump. this follows the exhaustive 18 month investigation into his role in the january 6 the riot. trump denounced the charges as fake and said it was an attempt to block his white house run in 2024. >> it was the 11th and final public hearing. the intention, to summarize the report and highlight its belief that the former president's actions were criminal. >> no man would behave that way at that moment in time, can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation again. he is unfit for any office. >> a video presentation served as a reminder of the events on january 6, 2021, and excerpts from interviews conducted in an a

ministers are usually there. if they speak at all, it is that -- at the very end to add some color and put. -- and input. irg's are about making sure that the government's hearing directly from these different agencies and different and puts into whatever industry we are looking at. --inputs into whatever industry we are looking at and we establish a plan and move forward on that. we can make determinations on what we do next but that frame is fairly unique among our committee structure. >> --access? >> directly from the ministers which is something that cabinet ministers who are used to getting grieved by their officials and then briefing their colleagues -- briefed by their officials and briefing their colleagues take some time to getting used to. we have -- when we have an irg, with new members, it can be a bit of a adjustment. it is about forming -- informing them but make sure everyone is on the same page. one of the challenges in any government is that sailing happens. -- siloing happens. immigration -- var

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morning, prime minister.ter, his weekly interrogation beckoned, as did parliament. and he brought a promise. if the union leaders continue to be unreasonable, then it is my duty to take action to protect the lives and livelihoods of the british public, and that is why, mr speaker, since i became prime minister i have been working for new tough laws, to protect people from this disruption. but mr sunak and his team afterwards had little more to add. asked if they might ban strikes in the emergency services, we were told they weren't ruling anything in or out. this morning, his transport secretary said that his flagship legislation on strikes — this is what he said this morning, his transport secretary, might want to listen to this — is clearly not going to help with the industrial action we are facing. he should stop grandstanding, stop sitting on his hands, get round the table and resolve these issues. this, as more strikes were announced. border force staff are going to walk out for eight days over christmas