any morden has today said it is an important step forward for equality. —— penny morden. able to bear a grudge and we think the important thing now is that the government has said it is going to extend, it is doing the right thing. what we want now is a commitment to a clear timetable for the government to identify the legislative mechanism they are going to use to open civil partnerships for all. tim lawton, the conservative mp, has a private members bill going through the house of commons at the moment. it will be very easy for the government at that point to table an amendment to extend civil partnerships to all. we are going to look forward and we just want to press the government now to hammer out the details so that civil partnerships can be a reality for everybody in this country. penny morden and has also saidi country. penny morden and has also said i pay tribute to all that have campaigned to this change. i presume she needs you specifically. how important... 0bviously she needs you specifically. how important... obviously it was important to you, but why was it

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in mitcham and morden, brexit means the wilson hospital will not reopen after funders pulled out dueill she today guarantee the reopening of the wilson. can i say, we announced earlier this day, we have asked the nhs to announce a 10—year plan. within that we're able to provide extra money to the nhs a result of not spending, not sending vast amounts of money to the european union every year when we leave the eu. that is an advantage of brexit. what the prime ministerjoin me in acknowledging the tremendous amount of ha rd acknowledging the tremendous amount of hard work from the project in my constituency. 300 people have travelled 150,000 miles to commemorate all of the 212 who lost their lives in various conflicts. cani their lives in various conflicts. can i say, i am happy tojoin with him in commending all those who have undertaken those journeys and to ensure that is continues. it is important we are able to recognise the contributions people of made in conflict. the prime minister will be aware that people living in the remote highlands and islands are being penalised by extra