all six counties of northern ireland there is now a clear majority in favor of the union. people right across northern ireland recognize that when it comes to being part of this united kingdom, we are better off together. >> i sometimes try to avoid opinion polls, so i have not seen that one. it sounds like it is one that will lift the spirits of almost everyone in this house, because we believe in a united kingdom and in northern ireland being part of that united kingdom. >> can the prime minister reassure his house that he still believes in increasing spending on the nhs and making sure those funds go to the front-line doctors and nurses at the front line of our service? wax i can certainly give my honorable friend that assurance. that is why we committed to increasing nhs spending during each year in this parliament, and are on course to do that. we want to make sure the money goes to the front line, and that is why the number of managers and administrators is down and the number of clinical staff is up. >> was of the double-dip recession, the slowdown in deficit reduct

because we believe in the united kingdom, and we believe in northern ireland being part of the united kingdom. >> can the prime minister reassure this house that he still believes in increasing spending on the nhs, making sure that those funds go to the front lines doctors and nurses to the frontline of our services to a concert to give my honorable friend that assurance but that is what we committed to increase nhs spending during this parliament for each year in this parliament and we are on course to do that. crucially we do want to make sure the money goes to frontline and that is why the number of managers and of administrators in our nhs is right down, and the number of clinical staff is right up. >> thank you, mr. speaker. was at the double dip recession, the soda and deficit reduction of the projected 60% increase in national debt over the next five years that led prime minister -- full confidence in his chancellor? >> i have confidence in the chance or. the deficit is down 25%. there are a million extra private sector jobs and we are cleaning up made by the party opposite. >>

fabio got bella to seven straight games and had a good warm up ahead of a qualifier against northern ireland in bel first on march the twenty second on sunday by that of archie. spain. and that stay with footballers russian size and jamie rubin and sunita are preparing to play their first competitive fixes of twenty thirteen as they compete in the opening match of the two like it lost thirty two times in the europa league which of on call from reports. it's been a busy few days for field a small oven roman chirac of less than twenty four hours up to help in russia beat iceland in ma bay and they were back in moscow to unveil footwear make annoying slater's boots however the two will have little time to relax a spare club stop the europa league campaigns on thursday small of zanjeer and actually going to nova and the forward expects a tough match mortals because of the storm you're looking at the bundesliga it would be safe to say that had over a good going forward they score a lot but also concede quite a few so they have some weaknesses in defense this is something we could look to exploit

top qualifying group and with four wins from four next month they face a crucial match against northern ireland in belfast and iceland who are ranked eighty ninth in the world which shows and with this in mind as both sides rely on high balls into the box and counter attacks tickets at the bargain price of five euros drew a crowd of russians and locals to the municipal steady him where russia kicked off using you as your cough and blood in your bistro from the flanks but didn't mountain dangerous attack until the forty third minute when there's an intrigue we stroll because their fight zoom in and find only a row munch a rock of combined to break the deadlock i then for the second half capello made a host of changes and russia took possession adding a second after six to six minutes as suburban chirac of pass found shot at two fourteen and one destroy the twenty two year old midfielder becoming the second away in a row just on his debut i have tangi team mate for their small of against the us last november but to neil was how it finished in monomania though kabila knows northern ireland might b

against the us last november but to neil was how it finished in monomania though kabila knows northern ireland might be harder not to crack. the whip they will the plays of just restart a training and their fitness levels are around seventy percent of it was an important test for us iceland made us work odd but i'm satisfied with the players and the way they moved and i'm glad we have a good any injuries during this training camp and the match itself. so after meeting in iceland rushes through each then beaten run and the father got bella to seven straight games and had a good warm up ahead of a qualifier against northern ireland in bel first on march the twenty second on sunday by that of archie. spain. and that stay with folk was russian sighs and rubin and the nato preparing to play their first competitive fixes of twenty thirteen as they compete in the opening match of the two like it lost thirty two times in the europa league which of our important reports. it's been a busy few days for field a small of a roman sherlock of less than twenty four hours up to help in russia to iceland in mob

top qualifying group and with four wins from four next month they face a crucial match against northern ireland in belfast and iceland who are ranked eighty ninth in the world which shows and with this in mind as both sides rely on high balls into the box and counter attacks tickets at the bargain price of five euros drew a crowd of russians and locals to the municipal steady him where russia kicked off using your usual cough and bloody nearby straw from the flank but then mountain dangerous attack until the forty third minute when the zen and trio of the strong beat their flies unit and finally row muncher rock a combined to break the deadlock i then for the second half capello made a host of changes and russia took possession adding a second after six to six minutes as supporter of chirac of pass found shot the two fourteen and one destroyed the twenty two year old midfielder becoming the second away in a row to spawn his debut i have tangi team mate for their smaller against the us last november but to neil was how it finished in monomania though kabila knows northern ireland might be harder

against the us last november but to neil was how it finished in monomania though kabila knows northern ireland might be harder not to crack. because they have the players have just restarted training and their fitness levels are around seventy percent it was an important test for us iceland made us where codd but i'm satisfied with the players and the way they moved and i'm glad we have a good any injuries during this training camp and the match itself. so after meeting in iceland rushes through each then beaten run under fabio capello to seven straight games and had a good warm up ahead of a qualifier against northern ireland in bel first on march the twenty second on sunday by that of archie. spain. and that stay with football his russian size and remain and the need to preparing to play their first competitive fixes of twenty thirteen as they compete in the opening not just of the two like it lost thirty two times in the europa league which a phone call from reports it's been a busy few days for field a small oven roman sure alcove less than twenty four hours up to helping russia beat icela

and of sixty six year old already has one eye on next month's crucial world cup qualifier with northern ireland but the tally admits the game against iceland bunch allow him to play against similar opponents their games used in the job of the manager novel but iceland are a team that like to keep possession and their playing system is completely different they don't like to play long ball football up to a target man like northern ireland do so the friendly with iceland won't really help us in preparation for this game we joked at dorney i took a photo that there are many new faces in the squad so once again under your shouting in public ok here on the field to make the cuts capello explaining the whole russian captain is not getting enough first team football for his club side also marked as mine of it's also not included but it seems vogue italian is prepared to give a porter midfielder a chance in the future. russian season hasn't started yet following the winter break while the portuguese campaign is in full swing and therefore his mother would have been in completely different physical cond

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kingdom, and work out how best to make sure that the money is fairly divided between wales, northern irelandnd and england. there are transition regions in england that are looking to benefit, but i am sure that we can have fruitful discussions and come to a good conclusion. >> is my right honorable friend amused that the leader of the opposition and the deputy prime minister are both trying to claim credit for his brilliant achievement of a real-terms cut in the eu budget? does he hope that they will now follow his lead and both call for a referendum to be put to the british people? >> i hope that, first, they will convince their meps to vote for the budget reduction: that would be helpful- [interruption] i also hope we can make some progress on the referendum issue, because the shadow chancellor, who-as ever-is shouting from a sedentary position, was asked whether labour would support an eu referendum, and he said: "that slightly depends on how stupid we are, doesn't it?" that was his opening gambit. he went on to say that, "we've absolutely not ruled out a referendum". that is slightly in

and of sixty six year old already has one eye on next month's crucial world cup qualifier with northern ireland but italia to mates the game against iceland bunch allow him to play against similar opponents their games used in the job ability level but iceland are a team that like to keep possession and their playing system is completely different they don't like to play long ball football up to a target man like northern ireland do.

is utting it at the head of our g8 agenda for the g8 meeting that will take place in june in northern ireland that i think one of the great things about this agenda is that it brings together both developin and developed countries with a shared agenda. >> the prime minister give an update on the eu negotiations on the budget. the prime minister will know that -- which comes from the eu plays an important role for some of the recent assemblies when it comes to attracting inward investment. can he give the house an update on the continuation of regional? >> what i would say to the honorable gentleman is that the outcome of the budget leaves the amount of overall a that britain will be receiving broadly ummer to the last period at around 11 billion euros. to our changes in the definitions of regions, part of because there's this new concept of a transition region that has come in, and so what we now need to do is to sit down as the united kingdom and work out how best to make sure the mony is fairly divided between wales, northern ireland, scotland and england. for our transition regions in engl

united kingdom and work out how best to make sure the money is fairly divided between wales, northern ireland, scotland and england. for our transition regions in england that are looking to benefit but ensure we have discussions and come to good conclusions. >> is my right honorable friend and is the leader of the opposition and the deputy prime minister are both trying to claim credit for this brilliant move to achieve a real cat in the budget? and desi hopes will now follow his lead and both call for a referendum to be put to the british people? [shouting] >> i hope that first of all they will convince there any piece to vote for the budget reduction but i think that will be helpful. i also hope we can make some progress on this referendum issue because the shadow chancellor who shouting as ever from a secondary position was asked a question, would labour support an eu referendum? and he said, that slightly depends on how stupid we are, doesn't it? [laughter] he went on to say we absolutely not ruled out a referendum, which is slightly in contrast to the leader labour who said we don't wan

shanklin was a poster boy effectively for both his process but also for the development of the northern ireland and the republic of ireland for accounts as you provided you know this employment in those areas and he's still the regarded somewhat as a hero in those areas as well his disaster is bets on c. and d. as for the anglo he is kind of if you want that's a decision to use the bonds from the insurance company in order to cover some of those transactions those are really emblematic of the overall state of the nation time speculative activity was very high everyone was caught up in that bubble and shanklin in many ways was just like any flexing of the nation on the ground the scale no golden circle will circle really is it starts with the maples that maples them is a group of the investors who together by a law firm in order to try to rescue the anglo irish bank when this young queen disaster started to unfold and the rise of the shares started fall and they were in effect offered loans by the anglo irish bank in order to purchase those shares themselves shanklin wasn't a part of that obviou

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because we believe in the united kingdom, and we believe in northern ireland being part of the united kingdom. >> can the prime minister reassure this house that he still believes in increasing spending on the nhs, making sure that those funds go to the front lines doctors and nurses to the frontline of our services to a concert to give my honorable friend that assurance but that is what we committed to increase nhs spending during this parliament for each year in this parliament and we are on course to do that. crucially we do want to make sure the money goes to frontline and that is why the number of managers and of administrators in our nhs is right down, and the number of clinical staff is right up. >> thank you, mr. speaker. was at the double dip recession, the soda and deficit reduction of the projected 60% increase in national debt over the next five years that led prime minister -- full confidence in his chancellor? >> i have confidence in the chance or. the deficit is down 25%. there are a million extra private sector jobs and we are cleaning up made by the party opposite. >>

to make sure we have the right recognition for english and welsh marriages in the northern ireland part of the united kingdom as well. i give way to the honorable member. >> i'm grateful to the secretary of state talking about protections in the bill. we've had the case of mr. adrian smith who lost his job he spent an enormous amount of money in legal fees and had a 40% cut in a salary making a private comment. how are we going to protect people like mr. smith working in the public sector in this country? >> my honorable friend who i know takes a deep interest in these matters is entirely right to bring this up. i actually think the case is highlighting proves that individuals can express their religious beliefs and the court found that individual favor. i think that's important and players up another country should take clear note of that. [shouting] i'll give way to the honorable gentleman. >> i think the right honorable lady for giving way. she spoke about protections for ministers, but can she also the same two registrars in a number of mixed sex marriage should be expected to

so, you know, it is an irish picture painted in northern ireland in his retirement as a wealthy old mand imagine that a picture like this at auction, without being able to think of a great institution or a big automotive company to sell it to, would make just, you know, mid to high hundreds, so it's still a jolly good turn on your £80. but i think, if one could, you know, find an automotive institution that would like a portrait of somebody as great as he was, i think you might find it would make even more. yes. we shan't be parting with him, i don't think. i think he's quite happy with us. yeah, i'm sure he is. so you've been on the bottle, i see. looks like it. they're a little older than that, aren't they? they are. so tell me how you got hold of them. yes. they were given to me as a gift. i did some work for an antique dealer. i was a collector of bottles early in the days, and i bought from him, and he was very pleased with all the work, and he said, "here's a very special present for you. look after them. i think you will find them quite valuable at the end of the day." and i mana

school students are learning about the peace process that ended decades of sectarian violence in northern ireland. many in the room have pledged to cooperate on social service projects with students of other faiths, or start interfaith clubs at their schools. >> the area i live in has a strong calvinist influence and is very, very religious. like we're referred to as the bible belt sometimes, so i think bringing the things that i learn in this group to my area can really help people become more tolerant and open to different things. >> we don't even have a cultural group at my school. so i think it would be cool to bring that into my school and educate other kids about the different religions that are out there and just let them to at least have a different perspective of even just what they've grown up in. >> i think it's the high school students that are ready for this and they're the ones who have the most to gain by true interfaith understanding. >> reporter: while fewer large scale public events are planned for this year, grand rapids' interfaith dialogue will go forward with a variety of sm

example there's a large irish population in america and for many many years discussion of the northern ireland problem between. ireland and the u.k. was very difficult in the united states because of the influence of this irish political group in the united states so the israel thing is not unique. you just have to know that sometimes american paula all politics are strange every country has its place it's secrecy but i think to your question of this is some kind of a message that people have to be very very careful about speaking about israel i think not i think it's the opposite the fact that the president is going to head with this nomination that it probably will be confirmed i think demonstrates that you can. make statements that are not entirely. pure. doesn't stop your career he did say that he supports israel but people don't see that as emotionally well i mean remember that there are people who would like to stop his nomination. politics is a context sport. and there are important people in the united states who would like to stop him so they're looking for any excuse i mean if he thr

system is completely different they don't like to play longball football up to a target man like northern ireland do so the friendly with iceland won't really help us in preparation for this game no joke at dorney i don't think there are many new faces in the squad so once again be a shot in public ok here on the field to make the cuts capello explaining the whole russian captain is not getting enough first team football for his club side also marked as mine if it's also not included but it seems by the italian is prepared to give the porter midfielder a chance in the future he joked at the russian season hasn't started yet following the winter break while the portuguese campaign is in full swing and therefore he is miles would have been in completely different physical condition with which to the rest of the squad if you joined our training consequently i have already booked a trip to portugal and will be watching as my live in porter's jumpiness league clash with malaga took at even a year capello has yet to taste defeat during his reign as russia's coach for wednesday's game of iceland's only

and of sixty six year old already has one eye on next month's crucial world cup qualifier with northern ireland but the italian admits the game against iceland bunch allow him to play against similar opponents their games used in the job ability level but iceland are a team that like.

qualifying group have with four wins from four next month they face a crucial match against northern ireland in belfast and i saw and who are ranked eighty ninth in the world were chosen with this in mind as both sides rely on high balls into the box and counterattacks tickets at the bargain price of five euros to a crowd of russians and locals to the municipal stereo.

and just this weekend it was reported that hospitals in northern ireland were supplied burgers containing in 13 companies are connected to the meat. the u.s. does not ban the sale of horse meat. the ban was lifted in 2011. >>> there is word a new pope could take over as soon as next month >>> and police in california still trying to put the pieces together. just days after a deadly standoff with christopher dorner. we'll have the latest on the investigation when the news at 10:00 returns. 0 returns.  [ male announcer ] listen to this symphony of flavor: crrkkhshziiiizzlllee. beautiful. shhhhshshshshhshshhhhhsshhhshs. gorgeous! here comes the crescendo. kkerrrrbbuuuuuucraaackkk. just...incredible. pillsbury toaster strudel. if beethoven made breakfast. faster than mandy can hang up on mr. monday. you hang up first. [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying totino's pizza rolls. [ ringing ] it's on. let's roll. but when i cook up some beef, ketchup, relish and cheese, cover it with crescent dough and pow! cheeseburger crescent casserole. double awes

example there's a large irish population in america and for many many years discussion of the northern ireland problem between. ireland and the u.k. was very difficult in the united states because of the influence of this irish political group in the united states so the israel thing is not unique. you just. i have to know that sometimes american policy all politics are strange every country has its place it's secrecy but i think to your question of this is some kind of a message that people have to be very very careful about speaking about israel i think not i think it's the opposite of the fact that the president is going ahead with this nomination that it probably will be confirmed i think demonstrates that you can. make statements that are not entirely pure and it doesn't stop your career he did say that he supports israel but people don't see that as emotionally well i mean remember that there are people who would like to stop his nomination. politics is a context sport. and there are important people in the united states who would like to stop him so they're looking for any excuse i mean