. >> british prime minister rishi sunak as he began his remarks during the prime minister's questions by addressing a report that detailed a government ban which prevented lgbtq people from serving in the military from 1967 to 2000. he said quote on behalf of the british state i apologize. the -- occurs september 6 after a september recess. >> we now come to questions to the prime minister recess. question number one speaker >> mr. speaker the ban on lgbtq people serving in our military was an appalling failure from the british state. i apologize and i hope those affected will be feel proud of the veteran community that has done so much to keep our country safe. i had meetings in addition to my duties in this house. i will have further such meetings later today. >> i share myself with the . and inzed in this country for men under the age of 50 and women under the age of 35, this is the biggest killer. when i worked for the secretary of health, i committed to them that the government would publish a comprehensive across the departmental suicide prevention strategy and that was a year a

what did the prime minister say? aviv. what did the prime minister sa ? , ., , , aviv.was interesting because he seemed a bit cautious _ say? this was interesting because he seemed a bit cautious and _ say? this was interesting because he seemed a bit cautious and he - say? this was interesting because he seemed a bit cautious and he was - seemed a bit cautious and he was very carefully looking at his notes and reading at this point and he was talking about the fact the government was condemning terrorist attacks and it would support the right of self defence of israel but at the same time he said he had called on the government of israel to adhere to the principles of proportionality in what it is doing right now, with the military operations we are seeing, and then he said that was important, that the government thought that was an important thing for the government of israel to bear in mind and he repeated the uk formulation that the settlements in occupied palestinian territories are illegal under international law and he made repeatedly clear to the israeli governm

prime minister morrison: mr.- brian: i thought it was rather a privilege that tim was one of those who received the invitation. i would imagine that any incumbent for the--speaking for the first time would ask people to attend who were in some way special to him. louise: when tim and lynelle stewart celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary in august 2017, then-treasurer scott morrison sent his congratulations on lynelle's facebook page. "happy anniversary guys - still remember you telling jen and i a very long time ago in our little flat in bronte that you had an amazing guy - you were right." these photos which they shared on facebook are from the following year, when the morrison family holidayed with the stewarts on the new south wales south coast. when the morrisons moved into the prime minister's residence in sydney, kirribilli house, lynelle stewart was hired to work as a household attendant. karen: lynelle was looking after the children and the dog even before she was employed, so certainly was helping ou

ministers? _ recognise that? no. where does it come from? it does not come - recognise that? no. where does it| come from? it does not come from recognise that? no. where does it - come from? it does not come from me and my general— come from? it does not come from me and my general experience _ come from? it does not come from me and my general experience has - come from? it does not come from me and my general experience has been . and my general experience has been at the _ and my general experience has been at the jobs _ and my general experience has been at the jobs t — and my general experience has been at the jobs i have had whether starting — at the jobs i have had whether starting out or i spent much time with clive, — starting out or i spent much time with clive, and at the treasury in the last— with clive, and at the treasury in the last four years and now at number— the last four years and now at number ten, the last four years and now at numberten, i have the last four years and now

remind me of when a prime minister last - me of when a prime minister last missed two prime minister's questions in a row.— missed two prime minister's questions in a row. i don't know. is the honourable _ questions in a row. i don't know. is the honourable gentleman - questions in a row. i don't know. is i the honourable gentleman suggesting i don't attend the nato summit which i'm not into control of the dates of? �* , , , ., i'm not into control of the dates of? , , . of? i'm suggesting you should attend prime minister's _ of? i'm suggesting you should attend prime minister's questions. - of? i'm suggesting you should attend prime minister's questions. not - prime minister's questions. not attendin: prime minister's questions. not attending the nato summit? prime minister's questions. not| attending the nato summit? you should have _ attending the nato summit? wm. should have made a statement to the house of commons because your own ministerial code said that. your view is that _ ministerial code said that. your view is that i _ ministerial code said that. your view is that i should

the prime minister has set out the facts i minister has set out the facts behind this case. and criminal wrongdoing, we have a zero tolerance. when it comes to conduct, you have to exercise judgment. to be clear, we set high standards for propriety and personal contact, but in dealing with such cases, which are cases of human frailties, we are also very cognizant of the impact that our actions have on innocent parties, including families, especially the spouses and their children, and so we have to find the right balance between exercising compassion and sensitivity, while upholding the fundamental requirement of our responsibilities and trust of singaporeans. so the prime minister has explained his decision in the press conference. i'm sure there will be more questions in parliament next week and we will deal with them at that stage mr but why did it take _ them at that stage mr but why did it take years, _ them at that stage mr but why did it take years, i _ them at that stage mr but why did it take years, i understand | did it take years, i understand it takes a couple of

as the prime minister knows how precious. adam is nine and from my constituenciy lost their battles with childhood cancer. their homes are forever broken. both families want to see change in financial support for the 1600 with children diagnosed with cancer across the united kingdom. would you listen to their stories and review and commence a diagnosis of childhood cancer whether that is and support is just too long. surely this government can rally around these children in their hour of need. >> i thank the honorable lady for raising this issue and a i can't imagine how difficult it is for children being treated for cancer. i will look into this issue and get back to her and she has my total support for helping families that are going through an unp believable difficult time. >> that completes the prime minister's questions. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. >> some of

the prime minister is at nato and that wouldn't be a problem if she had. we will be going to any summit, mr. speaker. when it comes to housebuilding, i will take no lecture on home ownership. they would not be able to buy their own homes and record house feeling. >> the last for the number of children but polish children written by seven-point 56%. and feel ashamed of his. >> 400,000 children out of the child prophecy and living wage totally failed to do and increased the national wave by the largest amount ever meaning 1800 pounds for working people by doubling the allowance. that would never have happened. and the children's commissioner warns around these triggers. and pushing more families to the brink. those struggling have been hit hard by the rising food costs so how many children have been pushed into poverty? >> it is this party which extended so something they failed to do and is alongside helping people with the cost of family living. funded by the 50%, helping families with childcare and delivery to reduce the debt. it represents to how many mo

our absentee prime minister did not turn up to the votes. yesterday, he embarrassed himself by acting like a schoolboy in front of that liaison committee. with nhs waiting list at record highs and the mortgage penalty hitting my constituents hard, he has been off more than he can chew, hassan challenges. this is four hours and 20 minutes.

it was extremely unreasonable to appoint this man to be israel's minister of the interior and minister of health. he was supposed to hold both positions. basically as a result of the decision, he was fired from the government. so what the government did this week is passed a law that cancels the reasonableness standard and says that the court can no longer use this standard as a way to conduct judicial review over executive and governmental decisions. i have to say i'll give one more, a bit more of a personal opinion i try so hard just to provide the facts, i have to say for me personally, for a lot of other people who oppose the law that was passed this week, there is an understanding that the reasonableness standard comes with some difficulties. it's opaque. it's not enough clearly defined in legislation. and i was hoping when the government initially said they were going to do a judicial reform, that one of the things they would do is to fix and clearly define the border of the reasonableness standard, how it could be applied, where it could be used, where it couldn't be used. that

could the prime minister this month do something about this? otherwise it to come back -- it'll be gone and never go back. >> has made clear he does not want the cpa international to relocate it. he has written to them in march to confirm that officials the work was cpa to find a mutually acceptable solution to this issue and i look forward to seeing progress. >> your constituents and mine i think i made a promise by the prime minister. inflation at or below 5% by the end of this year. i want to ask the prime minister, what will happen if he fails to meet that promise? will he be more ranting on about the labour party or will they be the general election constituents crave? >> we are sticking to the course and bringing inflation down. i think with the labour party needs to understand is that requires making it difficult and tough decisions. it requires prioritizing. it requires being able to say no people come looking at asking you to borrow more money. those are the type of as possible decisions i will make in the conservative government will

— be the minister.on? do _ be the minister. what should he be concentrating on? do you - be the minister. what should he be concentrating on? do you think- be the minister. what should he be concentrating on? do you think hel be the minister. what should he be l concentrating on? do you think he is the man to take the party forward? those five pledges made sense when he presented them at the beginning of the year. by the time we get to party conference in october, he will have to articulate a much more broad and inspirational vision about low productivity, which we had even before the pandemic, how productivity, which we had even befc ourie pandemic, how 111111111111 11 1 11 11 productivity, which we had even befc ourstandingnic, how 1 111 11 11 productivity, which we had even befc ourstanding on, how 1 111 11 11 productivity, which we had even befc our standing on thew 1111111111 111 11 11 with our standing on the international stage and so many other challenges that we don't really have an inkling abo

while filling in for prime minister rishi sunak. the deputy premonition responded to questions about housing and the nation's health care service from lawmakers. this runs about 30 minutes. >> number one mr. speaker. >> deputy prime minister. >> i have been asked to reply on behalf of my honorable friend the prime minister who is actually attending a service right now in westminster abbey to celebrate the 75th anniversary may i associate myself with your comments, the nhs continues to be a treasured institution i i'm sure colleagues across the house in this session will join you in celebrating its values, achievements, and thinking staff for their huge commitment to patients. friend the prime minister who is actually attending a service right now in westminster abbey to celebrate the 75th anniversary may i associate myself with your comments, the nhs continues to be a treasured institution i i'm sure colleagues across the house in this session will join you in celebrating its values, achievements, and thinking staff for their huge c

ashtiani, the minister of communications, mr.r abdallah mortazavi, said to the increasing swimming activity of the minister of communications that no operator had the right to increase the price of the internet package and it is a violation . on the sidelines of his visit to chazaba border terminal, deputy coordinator farjad announced the readiness of the police to hold the arbaeen ceremony and said that the traffic and traffic problems have been corrected compared to last year and the police in the police and security department are ready to hold this ceremony. full in the field of border guarding, border guard workers have always had very good relations with their colleagues in iraq , and they have reached an understanding and agreement on the operation of carrying out the mission of arbaeen hosseini, peace be upon him. it was done well, according to the understandings that took place between the honorable minister of the country of iraq and the honorable minister of the islamic republic of iran . last year's problems and conce

welcome to the prime minister today.e noted, prime minister, that we have been informed you have an engagement immediately after this session, so we are aiming to end on the dot of 3:30. thank you very much for what you usually do for us. we slightly altered the order because bob has to speak in the estimates debate so we will take him first. he will be referring to the fact that the liaison committee launched an inquiry -- [indiscernible] with which i can assure you the civil service ministers are already engaged. we look forward to a positive inquiry. >> thank you very much. i wanted to refer to the inquiry the liaison committee set up. the purpose of the inquiry is the way government seeks to coordinate policy and decisions and actions across government divides. do you recognize there is a problem with the u.k. government activities? >> i think that has historically been a concern of government. [indiscernible] departments were focused on the things most important to them and some of those areas are probably less deve

deputy prime minister took questions from members of the house of commons during british prime minister's question time. childhood poverty and homelessness were among the top issues. this is just over half an hour. >> we have come to questions to the deputy prime minister. >> question number one, mr. speaker. i have been asked to reply. global oil prices have remained largely stable this year. this has not changed following the announcement of additional production cuts by saudi arabia and russia. we expect the impact of the cuts will be mitigated by the increase in supply from other producers and a decrease in global oil demand, as we have seen previously. >> if we want to insulate ourselves from future price rises, we need to invest in a greener future. . >> maybe 370 and then we have this but we do not have scotland's path. >> mr. speaker, we will of course continue to invest in renewables. we should also invest in energy independence in the north sea if we fail to invest, we will be more reliant on foreign producers and higher carbon emissions. >> our question, to, mr. speaker. my fri

we now start with the questions of the prime minister. >> mr. speaker today will see the second reading of the third holocaust memorial day. for decades survivors showed the action encouraged to share their testimonies so that we will never forget. of the whole house will unite today to get this memorial built and put those testimonies at the heart about democracy for generations to come. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house and i shall further such meetings later today. >> for three years as i've been elected i been campaign to improve health facilities in my community and i'm pleased to see significant investment with a 40,000,000 pounds and part of 20 billion pounds hospital improvements. i'm looking for a hat trick of health. i'm looking for a day case unit. the money is there. it is tied up in red tape. with the apartment look to see what he can do -- will the prime minister look to see what he can do? >> mr. speaker, i'm delighted that since its opening last month the cdc

party lease, another 64 votes to become the prime minister. and we should have the results later on. but in the meantime, piece of support is also expected to gather here. this is the road leading to call them and it's already been blocked by the police hit support as i expected to turn up. not telling me to show that support for peach out the tools to protest against what they see as and it's 10 to 4 to fit to become data. and also what some say is an attempt to suppress the will of the people. now in the may election, pizza party became the biggest party in parliament for him to become prime minister . he will need to combine photos of the low and bit of a house, and that means he needs to know the 64 votes that because in the tree dropped his constitution and the senate is mostly appointed by the military. it's expected to be an uphill. so for him, i'm not really an easy task for him to get those extra votes from the house as well . now having said that, he says that he's confident and that morales so high among the annals of his age coalit

other than this, the prime minister and the representatives of the prime minister at the concert after this and the reactions of today, we saw thousands of people, now the gathering, just now, before i watched this news, i was watching the water cannons, tear gas, and clashes, in fact, in the confrontation with the police tonight, you are involved in me every night. thank you. they are murder and hunger and the collapse of money and the collapse of this it is not a simple matter of media war with intelligence and vigilance, only with politics, the military and the field . the principles of the basic principles of cash we are committed to the animal husbandry company to resist myself, to myself, to our own line, to make a fundamental arrangement through emotional feeling, through faith and certainty, and belief, and my faith and belief. the month of muharram, about imam hussein and abul fazl abbasi in zainab and all these who were in karbala. it happened that we needed inside ourselves in our own communities inside my own family is to strengthen this faith or to strengthen contentment a

the production line, and kuala lumpur's withdrawal from legal action against each other, to the minister of communications of malaysia, this social network pledged to the publication of harmful content is prevented by allah , the merciful, the merciful, the merciful , the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful. on the weekend, some regions will experience temperatures above 40 degrees. unfortunately, this year, we have to face unprecedented heat in the country. this unprecedented heat, when it exceeds 40 degrees , will disturb people's health, especially in the elderly . the problem is actually different diseases they have blood pressure disease, heart disease or in children, according to the forecast that the meteorological organization actually has for the weekend and the whole month that the temperature will rise , the government board has proposed a sh

the minister of interior met with his iraqi counterpart on the sidelines of the meeting. he wants to specify that the girl they choose should be from the beginning in such a way that the planners can carefully plan how much iron they will have from each border. during the days of arbaeen , air transportation of pilgrims is planned to be approx thousands of flights and friends have designed so that they can transport passengers to most of najaf and baghdad airports by air and they can fly from all the borders where the air sports club is . mian gibran, the minister of interior of iraq , also informed about the preparation and provision of the infrastructure of man tabai in the next two weeks. abdul amir al-shammari also, the army of the islamic republic of iran asked to cooperate with this country to build an ice factory, establish aid bases in iraq and send a number of buses for pilgrims from a robot man. the article said passports have been issued to more than 17,000 of these people. this month, the police chief of farar announced the start of issuing pilgrimage passport

i will also vote for the minister who is completing his term of office.want to thank the minister for his work and at the very end, and if someone thinks that culture is not important, look at what the russians do when they enter and occupy, they throw out the ukrainian flag, they throw out the ukrainian book is being destroyed by the ukrainian monuments thank you, dear colleagues , this is a person, deputies, we are moving on. petrovychy faction vote please give a word to roman lozynskiy roman mykhailovych lozynskiy please dear colleagues, in this speech i would like to remind all people 's deputies present in this hall that the government ministers are accountable to the verkhovna rada of ukraine , unfortunately, almost none of the ministers we dismissed reported to it is a great pity that almost every minister did not even come to this hall. i want to thank you today for the fact that there is a minister present in this hall whose resignation we are now voting on, but we did not hear from we did not hear the speeches, the report. yes, there is a commit

next, oliver with members of the foreign minister. the deputy prime minister asked about the national health service as well as questions, this is about 35 minutes. >> i have been asked to find global oil prices, largely stable this year. saudi arabia and russia. we expected this will be mitigated by the increase of supply and decrease as we have seen previously. >> maybe 370 and then we have this but we do not have scotland's path. >> mr. speaker, we will of course continue to invest in renewables. we should also invest in energy independence in the north sea if we fail to invest, we will be more reliant on foreign producers and higher carbon emissions. >> our question, to, mr. speaker. my friends, the prime minister is attending the nato summit, an opportunity to build on the work we've done over the past year strengthening nato and supporting ukraine. i shall have this today. nuance seems to be education. recently supporting 40000 sent to the taxpayer. they are concerned that this will apply as well as tuition and additionally. the

i have the minister for sort ahead? yes. i have the minister for sport here — ahead? yes.ve the minister for sport here if you — ahead? yes. i have the minister for sport here if you have _ ahead? yes. i have the minister for sport here if you have questions - sport here if you have questions about that. we have been in regular contact with fifa, they are proceeding as planned. there will be an increased police presence around auckland to provide object reassurance but the police have indicated they don't think there's an ongoing security or safety risk. have you had any conversations with any world _ have you had any conversations with any world leaders for the teams that are here, _ any world leaders for the teams that are here, any concerns that players or teams_ are here, any concerns that players or teams that may have? i are here, any concerns that players or teams that may have?— are here, any concerns that players or teams that may have? i would ask that many first _ or teams that may have? i would ask that many first or— or teams that may have? i would ask that ma

in new zealand tomorrow, he will meet with the prime minister and foreign minister and will attend theames of the women's world cup between the united states and the netherlands. he will be holding ministerial talks on brisbane -- and brisbane friday and saturday. it is the first trip for antony blinken as secretary of state and his third trip to this region in two months. >> you referred to the shared vision in the region. depends on which country shares the vision because it there is a tussle between east and west between pacific island nations. they have become increasingly important. >> president biden hosted a summit for the pacific leaders in september last year. that was held in washington. he will hold another summit for pacific leaders again this year. this is also an agreement between britain and australia to supply or provide a nuclear powered sub in this region. some red flags for the u.s. and australia within the pacific has been the likes of china's military expansion in the region, in the solomon islands, and the presence of troops there. this is after the riots in the l

the eu foreign minister.e did was fully in compliance with procedures and law of kosovo and he has been convinced of this. see, you say the situation right now in the north of your country is, to use your word at the beginning of this interview, "very heavy". the serb side, lead of course by president aleksandar vukic says and i'm quoting him, "we are at a crossroads, whether we will have peace or not, and there is only one man in the balkans who wants to incite conflict, that is albin kurti." well, he attacks me every day, sometimes several times a day, but kosovo is a democratic country pro—western orientated. according to transparency international, to freedom house, world justice project, videm, electoral democracy. according to reporters without borders, kosovo is a democratic country, whereas serbia is a hybrid regime or other. we are pro—eu, pro— nato and pro—us. serbia is very much aligned with the kremlin. i am telling you... he is saying this, but that's simply false allegations against me. my point

i am prime minister also of serbs. i have a serbian minister, nenad rasic.a miletiq in leposaviq, katarina adjancic in north mitrovica, and sladjana pantovic in zvecan. i collaborate with serbs. but serbs who vucic is paying to sabotage the state of kosovo are a very peculiar kind. these are the privileged minority within the serbian minority. i'm not going to give up to them. the problem is, and i'm looking at that document there, the original document — declaration of independence of kosovo in 2008. since then, what really has kosovo achieved? you haven't normalised relations with serbia, you have the recognition of more than 100 countries, but significant countries, like russia and china — even five members of the european union — still do not recognise kosovo. your economy is in a terrible mess, hundreds of thousands of your own people have left kosovo to find work in the european union. can you honestly say, some, what, 15 years after that document was signed, that you are delivering? yes. we are a success story of nato intervention to stop the genocide

well, the reason why current ministers have been called is - ministers have been called is because sirlangstaff is worried that the government isn't taking the issue of compensation so seriously. for example, earlier this week we heard from penny mordaunt, leader of the commons who was paymaster general in 2020. she explained that she has sent letters to the treasury putting the case for pre—emptive action to set up a full compensation body, an arms length compensation body, an arms length compensation body, an arms length compensation body which is what the inquiry was suggesting that she told the inquiry that she had never received letters back from rishi sunak or other treasury ministers at that time. she pointed out that it was during the pandemic so white always very preoccupied with other things. the a key question for today for rishi sunak will be, did he see those letters? did his officials tell him of the contents? why was penny moore didn't not given a reply to those letters saying that compensation should be started on as soon as possible? we compensation should be started o

prime minister.can you promise this new law won't be used to fire irsrael's attorney general, who of course is overseeing your corruption trial? >> first of all, there is no connection between my trial and this reform that is the product of millions of israelis saying that they've -- basically that people have taken away their democratic decisions and that they don't decide anything but 15 unelected officials, judges, respectable judges, they decide everything. that's not what they want. as far as my trial is concerned, it's been going on for three years. it's unraveling. two -- three weeks ago the judges called in the prosecution and said listen, drop the corruption -- not the corruption. drop the bribery charge, which is really the lead charge, and we haven't even heard a single -- a single witness for the defense. that's -- the only thing i want for my trial is live coverage of tv. that's enough. because i've always said -- >> let me get -- >> the truth will come out -- >> let me just press you on

our absentee prime minister did not turn up to the votes. yesterday, he embarrassed himself by acting like a schoolboy in front of that liaison committee. with nhs waiting list at record highs and the mortgage penalty hitting my constituents hard, he has been off more than he can chew, hassan t -- hasn't he? >> i'm not sure there was a question that. i am not going to say he was a brat. i will probably say we have a growing econo with record levels -- with levels growing faer than any other country, record low unemployment. all would be put at risk if the partopposite ever entered power. >> -- [indiscernible] >> coming up thursday on c-span -- a look at russia's political feature, following the letter group rebellion. live from atlantic council at 10:30 eastern. then, in the afternoon, more on the topic with former u.s. ambassador john sullivan on how things might impact president larry putin's power. that is live thursday at 3:00 p.m. easrn. you get aussie used to c-span video app or go online

yeah, minister.on because it's important what you're saying. you say, "i'm not radical. "the bolsonaro people were the true radicals." and you also say you want to push the issues of equity for poor people. but how far are you and your colleagues in government prepared to go? because there is a movement in brazil, the landless workers' movement, known as the mst, which is absolutely committed over the next few years to occupying privately—owned land, claiming it as a right of the poor, landless people of brazil. the leader of... one of the leaders of the mst, joao paulo rodrigues, says, "there's going to be much more "occupation "all over the country." under a lula government, do you in the government support this landless occupation movement? yes. what i'm going to try... what i was trying to say before you asked me the other question was that radical is not... ..when we know and when we realise that we have to fight for human rights and for our democracy. we are not radical. and i said that the maj

let me remind you of igor girkin - a war criminal, a former fsb officer and the so-called minister ofdefense of the dpr. th search the cabinet of ministers decided to purchase the entire shares of sens bank from the deposit guarantee fund of individuals for uah 1. thus, the bank becomes state-owned. it is stated in the message on the website of the cabinet of ministers before the rebranding. it was a subsidiary fin institution of the russian alpha bank, which is under the sanctions of the national security council. thus, from today the bank becomes state-owned under the control of the ministry of finance. i will demand money from a wounded soldier in lviv oblast . in wartime and unfitness for military service in peacetime operatives of the special service arrested a 50-year-old man red-handed today he was given a preventive measure, a pre-trial investigation is also underway and he has been notified of suspicion under article 369, except for two parts of the second, he faces imprisonment from three to eight years with confiscation of all property in june of this year alone, ukrainians

the prime minister of iraq , who traveled 13 years after the trip of the then prime minister nouri al-maliki , emphasized the end of the economic sanctions against syria and said that security and stability in iraq and syria is facing common challenges we need double coordination, the president of syria and the prime minister of iraq and the need for coordination with turkey in order to guarantee the water share of their countries from the tigris and euphrates rivers.

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i met with first ministers in my role and have done with the new first minister, and continue to try find way to work collaboratively together for free ports being a good example of that whilst indulging its clued enough that we're going to agree on everything but it's good to have a dialogue. >> very lengthy and important, we now have a situation -- the uk cannot legislate -- your option of a section of 35 being used for the first time the scottish government ministers i can be recommended for saying brexit is bad for scotland when many foreign delegations. do you think this muscular unionism is actually working? >> i think there examples of the scottish government and you can come working together particularly to deliver things like freeport but you imagine the section 35. without that in the past. it was clear there were concerns about the operation of that law on uk wide, uk wide competencies in areas of competence and it was reasonable in that sense for the scottish secretary of state and to take a significant legal advice to section 35. yes, the first time it's been used but it

the eu foreign i minister. that whatever we did was fully in _ minister. compliance - minister. that whatever we did was fully in compliance with i was fully in compliance with procedures and law of kosovo and he has been convinced of this. ., , ., ., this. you say the situation riaht this. you say the situation right now _ this. you say the situation right now in _ this. you say the situation right now in the _ this. you say the situation right now in the north i this. you say the situation right now in the north of. this. you say the situation i right now in the north of your country is to use your word at the beginning of this interview very heavy. the serbian side did of course by president aleksandar vukic says and i'm quoting him we are at a crossroads, whether we will have peace or not, and there is only one man in the balkans who wants to incite conflict, that is albin kurti.— is albin kurti. well, he attacks _ is albin kurti. well, he attacks me _ is albin kurti. well, he attacks me every i is albin kurti. well, he attacks me every day, | is albin

the deputy minister of labor cooperation and social welfare says that 29 million people are eligibleuse the new phase of the electronic product list plan, and soon, with the addition of another one, the number of eligible people will reach 50 million . yogurt, pasta and eggs last year's chicken prices will be available to the authorities. the first, second and third 1401 photos are my characteristic. then, no matter how much inflation affects this basket of goods, the government will cover this news. it is considered to be an example of the most popular quotation. two kilos per person based on 60,000 tomans in 1401. how many kilos will be 120,000 tomans? now the price is 88,000 tomans. the difference between this price and the base price of 1401 is 56,000 tomans. the government of paying for goods , using the electronic invoice in an online store is one of the stores that use the worksheet electronically connected and the subject of this label also informed about low-fat yogurt, low-fat milk, eggs and bran, pasta, rice, sugar, cheese and oil. i got 686,800 from this lie, the amount o

mr quin told us in terms that is_ minister. mr quin told us in terms that is the — minister.d us in terms that is the government position to wait for— that is the government position to wait for this inquiry's final reports _ wait for this inquiry's final reports before it responds to the question— reports before it responds to the question of compensation. does the government acknowledge and accept that this _ government acknowledge and accept that this inquiry's second interim report, _ that this inquiry's second interim report, the — that this inquiry's second interim report, the reports published on the 5th of— report, the reports published on the 5th of april— report, the reports published on the 5th of april of this year, constitutes the chair's complete recommendation on compensation, that is his final— recommendation on compensation, that is his final report on the question of what _ is his final report on the question of what compensation should be paid? does the _ of what compensation should be paid? does the government understand that? the government does understan

oji, minister of oil and all his colleagues in petrochemical gachsaran. in the open floor of the parliament today, the representatives opposed the proposal of the internal affairs commission of the country according to the clause related to holding proportional elections in tehran , and this resolution was again this commission the return of the speaker of the country's internal affairs and the council today informed about the secrets of the members of this commission according to the proportionality of tehran 's elections from the election law. they had insisted on their opinion that the parliamentary elections in tehran should be proportional. the council of councils announced yesterday that it would determine proportional elections in a separate resolution to the assembly until the rest of the amendments to the election law are implemented, but considering that the law will be implemented in august. the resolution of the parliament should have been implemented, in order to provide the opinion of the guardian council and the supreme supervisory board, i

the kids minister derek g v g ministers in the all those days are, are much lesser, you know, allegations against the right. yeah. here there's a cd affiliation. a complete failure of government is made that on be involved. we see that somebody gave the movie live in the majority was okay. all right, so a lot of politics that a final question about what is this doing to community relations? we have a situation where now seeing the 2 communities, the cookies, and the may tie, being completely segregated, in fact, in actual fact. and the a move towards stronger calls for self administration on the part of the cookies. it was really yours that this conflict has gone on for 72 years. now, usually we are seen in the boss that such conflicts as whether or not these i've been going to not only by security operators, are really the more r, v and police and several other 2 phases. but by starting of political dialog, dialog afraid into mcdonald's, getting the. ringback slides on the box you're in monday for we have seen such an airport completely missing. there's really not a touch in there. but o

minister to call and urge the prime minister to call a general election now? made. rather than focusing on playing politics, we are delivering i playing politics, we are delivering for the british people. i listened to the honourable lady's literally. i was interested to note that her leader has been in powerfor100 days. what has the record been? three failing first ministers, two unfinished ferries and a failed deposit return scheme. i think we can all agree that the people of scotland deserve better. conservative governments have a proud record supporting the uk's steel industry. i don't know why they are laughing. steel production halved under labour. will every time in this house to talk about the importance of steel, notjust in this house to talk about the importance of steel, not just to scunthorpe, but our nation? would he agree we are always going to need steel in this country and if we can't make it ourselves we would have to ship it all from the other side of the world, with emissions and ethical concerns that will inevitably bring, will he reaffirm

. �* ., ., ., , minister.bone _ minister. and northern ireland has been a key bone of _ minister. and northern ireland has been a key bone of contention - been a key bone of contention between the us and uk and at the last year or so. what is the us position on that? i last year or so. what is the us position on that?— last year or so. what is the us position on that? i think president biden has been _ position on that? i think president biden has been very _ position on that? i think president biden has been very clear- position on that? i think president biden has been very clear about . position on that? i think presidentl biden has been very clear about his commitment to the good friday agreement, but his expectation that at the uk will do everything that it can to secure the sanctity of that agreement and that border, which is seen to be and is so critical for peace between northern ireland and ireland, but i think again in recent months, president biden and prime minister singh act have both worked very

you are not of course the prime minister from _ not of course the prime minister from 2020, and i amsuggesting that if_ from 2020, and i am not suggesting that if there was fault on the part of government it is fault for which you have — of government it is fault for which you have a — of government it is fault for which you have a personal responsibility, but you _ you have a personal responsibility, but you are — you have a personal responsibility, but you are one of the most senior members — but you are one of the most senior members of— but you are one of the most senior members of the government and you now lead _ members of the government and you now lead the government and i am inviting _ now lead the government and i am inviting your perspective, given what _ inviting your perspective, given what you — inviting your perspective, given what you now know, you may well not have known— what you now know, you may well not have known it — what you now know, you may well not have known it at the time, but given what you _ have known it at the time, but given what you now know, over