reporter: why did you liethe public, mister green... this morning, damian green wasn't keen to talk, but former cabinet collea g u es keen to talk, but former cabinet colleagues did, accepting mrs may had no choice but to fire, with a heavy heart, her de facto deputy and long time friend. he lied on a particular incident, yes. i think lots of people who understand the context would appreciate why that might have happened but that doesn't make it any more acceptable. i think what this shows is that in our democracy, we hold cabinet ministers to the very highest standards of conduct. it stems back to this police raid on mister green's parliamentary office nine years ago. 0fficers parliamentary office nine years ago. officers say legal pornography was found on computers. damian green's a lwa ys found on computers. damian green's always denied it was his but as recently as last month insisted he'd not been told about it. that wasn't true. he's now admitted the police talked to his lawyers about it in 2008 and the police raised it with him in

reporter: why did you lie to the the public, mister green... an green wasn't keen to talk, but former cabinet colleagues did, accepting mrs may had no choice but to fire, with a heavy heart, her de facto deputy and long time friend. he lied on a particular incident, yes. i think lots of people who understand the context would appreciate why that might have happened but that doesn't make it any more acceptable. i think what this shows is that in our democracy, we hold cabinet ministers to the very highest standards of conduct. it stems back to this police raid on mister green's parliamentary office nine years ago. officers say legal pornography was found on computers. damian green's always denied it was his but as recently as last month insisted he'd not been told about it. that wasn't true. he's now admitted the police talked to his lawyers about it in 2008 and the police raised it with him in 2013. in his resignation letter mister green said: damian green was judged to have broken the minutial code and he had to pay the price for that, and the

. >> mister speaker -- >> damien green. >> mister speaker. i have been asked to reply on behalf of my right honorable friend the prime minister, furthering our interest, >> the whole house will join me in well some welcoming prince harry and megan. this marks the 100 anniversary of the creation of the raf. thanks to a century of service to this country. >> the first extreme, congratulations to prince harry on his engagement and the outstanding effort by the late council in northeast lincolnton, the project in its industrial strategy document and we need more than a byline to make the potential a reality. will the secretary say when we expect the government to put the money where the mouth is to get going? >> i can welcome the fact the honorable lady is welcoming the industrial stuff. as she should do. it will be good for many communities around this country particularly those who feel that in the past they have been left behind. i am happy to assure her the industrial strategy will come with money attached as you will have heard in my right h

. >> the gentleman's time has expired and the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mister green. >> thank you mister chairman and thank you to the witnesses for appearing today. this is an exceedingly important hearing and i'm very much concerned about assuring ourselves that we are on the right course. mister siegel, you have indicated that unilateral action may not be sufficient. that there's something more that we have to do so as to protect our science and technology. could you give some additional intelligence on this please? >> the fundamental issue is there are few if any science and technology issues that the us still monopolizes. so for any technology the united states has decided that it represents a dual use threats, it is very possible to find except for a very narrow range of technologies similar production. to give an example on issues on cyber security or ai or computer science or technology, the chinese are sending delegations to israel every week. and while israelis are more aware of our concerns about use, they are not going to find the same ways we are in ever

mister walker and his family and how sorry we are to hear what has befallen him. he references a letter that i will assure the cases investigated and he received a response. >> miss green. >> will my right honorable friend join me in providing domestic abuse support in 40 years. will she considered the current reforms the benefits of a new budding structure for domestic review refuges separate from support of the housing sector so they can continue to deliver specialist support. >> i think you for raising the issue of refugees but happy to join him in praising the work across the country. he mentions reforms we are putting in place because at the moment the system isn't responsive to the needs of vulnerable women in local areas which is why funding in the hands of local authorities, to make sure we are delivering support to the right people and focusing the support on those who needed and is more responsible to the needs of honorable women. >> the inappropriate treatment of smaller businesses by the royal bank of scotland destroyed businesses, rip families apart and thought people take their own lives. rbs is owned by the government. will the prime minister set up the

mister walker and his family and how sorry we are to hear what has befallen him. he references a letter that i will assure the cases investigated and he received a response. >> miss green. >> will my right honorable friend join me in providing domestic abuse support in 40 years. will she considered the current reforms the benefits of a new budding structure for domestic review refuges separate from support of the housing sector so they can continue to deliver specialist support. >> i think you for raising the issue of refugees but happy to join him in praising the work across the country. he mentions reforms we are putting in place because at the moment the system isn't responsive to the needs of vulnerable women in local areas which is why funding in the hands of local authorities, to make sure we are delivering support to the right people and focusing the support on those who needed and is more responsible to the needs of honorable women. >> the inappropriate treatment of smaller businesses by the royal bank of scotland destroyed businesses, rip families apart and thought people take their own lives. rbs is owned by the government. will the prime minister set up the