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inhough mr. abbas has been charge for quite some time, maybe his time is fading, and that would be helpful i believe because he wants to hold on to continue the battle between the two. but i see in israel and nation that wants to see peace and wants to come up with a two state solution, and i hope that we can accomplish that and that the united states can continue to work with both sides and get that done. >> i agree that our relationship with israel is indeed a special relationship, much like our relationship with the u.k. stalwart of democracy in the middle east, and i personally have a deep concern for our relationship with israel as the wife of a jewish man raising jewish children. it is important to me to maintain our relationship with israel. we need to focus on building relationships within our international community where they know they can count on us. our recent departure from international agreements means that the world is looking at america and they are not sure if they can count on our w

swedish ambassador i can only say bravo to theresa may for starting her conference speech with abba 5 dancing queen. mrsse. let's pick a positive case for our values that they will cut the bitterness and bile that is poisoning our politics. on brexit, the prime minister urged her fellow party members to get behind the so—called chequers plan — her blueprint for leaving the eu. theresa may is under extreme pressure from all sides. eu leaders have said parts of it is unworkable — members of her own party have vowed to vote against the plan. borisjohnson — who was so against it he quit as foreign secretary — said this yesterday. this is the moment, this is the moment to do that and there is time! this is the moment to stop chequers. but she's sticking with it, once again emphasising that hers is the only plan on the table. the prime minister also explained why she would not rule out the no—deal brexit option. ifi if i did that, i would weaken our negotiating position and have to agree to whatever the eu offers. and at the moment that would mean accepting one of two things. either accepting one of two thing

birmingham, mrs may defended her brexit strategy from strong criticism from some of her tory colleagues, including the former foreign secretary boris johnson. she danced onto the stage to abbaed to put the coughing, gaffe—prone speech of last year behind her. on the economy, she said people need to know their hard work has paid off and signalled an end to austerity. she announced an end to a cap on local authority borrowing in england to kick start the building of new council houses. she also promised to increase early detection rates for cancer from 50% to 75% by 2028. our political editor laura kuenssberg was watching the speech. dancing queen plays. that really is abba. that really is the prime minister dancing onto the stage, laughing with herself, when her political situation has been anything but funny. # you can dance, you canjive... in a time of division, a plea, to her party and to the country, to stick together. let's make a positive case for our values that will cut through the bitterness and bile that is poisoning our politics, and let's say it loud and clear. conservatives will always stand up for a politics that unites us rather than divides us. applause. we n