as chair of the all party parliamentary group for dog well fear after all his successful meetings on the subject and well attended members events backed up by a very well supported e.d.m. and e.p. tension securing over 100 place and signatures and just 13 days unsupported by the arabs pca kennel club and almost every other welfare organization in. the uki was also instrumental in the success of the seas law and i commend all of the work that's been done to bring this forward to my knowledge i'm concerned that this legislation will not come into force until 2020 and i hear what the minister said about that but i would like to press him minister on why this cannot be done saying there christmas comes between now and april 2020 and many families may succumb to the pressure to provide a kitten or a puppy for christmas it would be much better if pet shops were not able to display kittens or at least in the run up to christmas the savoy date unnecessary misery and suffering a new path for christmas is often followed by possible abandonment in january this legislation is important because i

gene from scratch so i was undersecretary whole passably parliamentary group correct and i set up the a.p.g. for dog welfare and we were able to invite in organizations that were trying to fight and sabotage and block what we were doing and kind of out them so again lisa's the chair lisa cameron is the chair of the a p p g and many s.n.p. members are part that too so as i said we used every tool available and more to finally get this lucy's laura over the line which which we achieved last year and genuinely can't thank every parliamentarian celebrity member of the public enough for making that happen a we have an amended back in the day when people used to do for the banks and you go into the members' lobby those are common sort of there was an issue for example to selling greenpeace which i was a supporter of then mitchell you made a statement or a speech that entire message board would lay top 40 messages but no of course you. campi beloved in the social media as you tried to persuade the honorable members to come on to your your say so what was the killer of carry forward in the so

the opposition left party strongly criticized the plan parliamentary group leader accused the government of spending too much money on the army. give off with things pretty your policy or military spending is dangerous it's expensive and ultimately your surrendering to donald trump from. even merkel's coalition partners the social democrats criticized her defense policy. is. the social democrats do not want to support this push for military dominance we want to strong position in diplomacy and in the civilian struggle against humanitarian catastrophes we think this is the better course of action and you know the start of this is. already difficult times for the german government the 1000 spending commitment could put further strain on the coalition. of the many children these days. time spent in school is just part of the landing then if you add after school activities and extra churlish and the pressure can be unbearable this is the reality for many of china's school children who are told that only the best grades will guarantee them a brighter future. joe even waits here every day at 3

the opposition left party strongly criticize the plan parliamentary group leader accuse the government of spending too much money on the army. give off with your policy or military spending is dangerous it's expensive and ultimately your surrendering to donald trump from. even merkel's coalition partners the social democrats criticized her defense policy . the social democrats do not want to support this push for military dominance we want to strong position in diplomacy and in the civilian struggle against humanitarian catastrophes we think this is the better course of action and you know that's just this is. already difficult times for the german government the 1000 spending commitment could put further strain on the coalition. german footballing legend year has been named coach of bundesliga team. until the end of the season in 1900 and former germany coach takes over from the sacked and each of which has lost coaching role was that the us national team but he was fired in 2016. not even klinsmann himself saw this coming you don't he recently been brought on to the hatter board as a

the idea of one career is really evaporating now, and the a ppg, which is a parliamentary group thatme. we are likely to work for much longer, into a mid 60s. to work for much longer, into a mid 605. 6096 to work for much longer, into a mid 60s. 6096 of jobs won't exist or will be done in new ways over the next ten years, that was the report, pwc have done some reports, they will be a world of new opportunities, ——, but also there will be a world in which automation will take its place. what we have to do is ensure young people have the ability to learn how to learn, learning agility so learn how to learn, learning agility so they can up skill while they for these opportunities. it is interesting to see why they move, more money, career progression. millennials have high expectations of what they want from their employer. we often talk about millennials who align themselves with the brand of a company, it did not go into that, but it seems to be very black—and—white reasons as to why they might move. the world of work is changing, thank you very much indeed for your time, and thank y

that an existential issue for europe and the wild is protecting all climate and yet the green parliamentary group on the hard left have said they would be voting for had tane the soft a new why not. the green party has been well i would put it difficult put the violence on was enough on the line and of course they like it that for the 1st time we have a woman at the top of that you commission haven't talked about that gender balance was a huge whose hugely important point for it was a fund and she almost reached that it's also part of the program of the greens she's putting the green deal on top of her agenda of course the greens like that but still it's hard for them to put their full weight behind all that off on the line because of how it all came about because she's in a party that is or at least that used to be quite far away from the greens and that's why i'm saying case by case we do expect the greens to back was a left on the line on some issues and maybe they would even back her today if they know if they knew that it would be close but it looks like she has the numbers and so the green

parliamentary group leader accused the government of spending too much money on the army. >> your policyn military spending is dangerous, it's expensive, and ultimately, you are surrendering to donald trump. reporter: even merkel's coalition partners criticized her defense policy. >> the social democrats do not want to support those push for military dominance. we want a strong position in diplomacy and demo severe struggle and the severe struggle of catastrophe. we believe this is the better course of action. reporter: an already difficult times for the german government, the nato spending meant men could put further spray -- strain on the coalition. phil: german president has awarded one of the country's most prestigious prizes to a team of computer scientists from munich. the german future prize went to the engineers, for their work in developing groundbreaking data analytic software. the prize recognizes innovation in science and technology and aims to highlight projects with the potential to create jobs. here's more on the developers of big data breakthrough and how they hope to mak

the opposition left party strongly criticized the plan parliamentary group leader accused the government of spending too much money on the army. give off with things pretty your policy on military spending is dangerous it's expensive and ultimately your surrendering to donald trump from. even merkel's coalition partners the social democrats criticized her defense policy is. one of the avoided least the social democrats do not want to support this push for military dominance we want to strong position and diplomacy and in the civilian struggle against humanitarian catastrophes we think this is the better course of action would he go 1st because this is. in already difficult times for the german government the nato spending commitment could put further strain on the coalition. of german president. has awarded one of the co. his most prestigious prizes to a team of computer scientists from munich the german future prize went to engineers alexander into martin plank and pastor norman after one for their work in developing groundbreaking data analytics software the price recognises innovation

correspondent garrick is in brussels he is following the latest for us there hi kerry the largest parliamentary group the european peoples party actually voted against declaring a climate emergency why is that that's right through me and then the point they have made is that there is too much symbolism for them in the world emergency the concern here really being that this creates expectations that where the e.u. cannot deliver on that they'd like to see more concrete action and they have proposed the warning to change the wording to urgency which also would have not potentially undemocratic implications because they were concerned that the words emergency it's just too strong awards. and however having said that a lot of conservatives of course agree with the fact that something needs to happen and they're fine with sending a signal and it basically that signal today has been sent yet with a warning emergency kerrick some actually think this declaration doesn't go far enough we spoke to a green party lawmaker philip lambert's before the vote let's listen to what he had to say the scientists are basi

the labour mp who chairs the parliamentary group on retail crime said it was time for ministers to introducefting. today, there will be 115 retail staff attacked as there are every day in their workplace, protecting the shopping offer that they have in the retail premises. this is a traumatic event for members of staff. it puts pressure on their mental health, puts pressure on their physical health. and i don't think it's acceptable that we have 115 colleagues attacked each day. it would be helpful to understand, should the minister's party be returned to government, what their view is on the use of facial recognition technology. which has been tried in the traffic centre, but is controversial. it has the potential to help address crime, but we need to know what protections would be in place in relation to personal privacy. david hanson said he also wanted to know if following a recent consultation, ministers intended to legislate to protect shop workers. can we hear about the consultation? can we hear about the legislation potentially, can we hear with the government are intending to do, so

had reports that there had been these secret deals made in parliament here various factions parliamentary groups essentially coming together to try to ensure that the prime minister in this particular cabinet stayed in power because they did not believe that there was anybody else here that could take on this guy. if huge responsibility in order to try to mollify the protesters and put an end to this crisis they put out these statements they tried to tell the protestors that they were going to enact electoral reform that they were cutting corruption that they were you'll pardon us it again it's a pretty chaotic scene here right now in any case. we you had all these statements coming out and yet the demonstrators continue to come out despite the threats they face despite the fact that hundreds have been killed since the beginning of october since these demonstrations began despite the specter of violence despite the fact that people were being detained one point you have the government here stating that they were going to go after anybody who had been involved in violence against the protesters t

this manifesto commitment to adopting the definition of islamophobia as proposed by the all parliamentary group adopted by the labour party if they were to be the labour party if they were to be the next government. a definition of islamophobia —— is on a phobia, like a definition of anti—semitism, it's really important to recognise the injustices against muslims and to tackle this. so a commitment to bringing the definition forward? uk wide. that is not in there. no, that is truly disappointing. there are no other mentions of islam, either, what do you think? i think it is really surprising. muslims are a huge part of british society and hugely marginalised. there is a lot in there about bame communities, of which muslims also identify, but muslims are also marginalised because they are muslim, notjust because they are muslim, notjust because they are muslim, notjust because they tend to come from an ethnic minority. a lot of the policies will benefit muslims by virtue of muslims coming from ethnic minorities but more needs to be ten to recognise the specific problems muslims face because they

the people of belarus have voted in a parliamentary election that opposition groups say was neither free nor fair president president alexander alexander lukashenko dismissed those allegations after voting in the capital minsk many prominent opposition figures were ruled ineligible as candidates. floodwaters have exceeded the 1.5 meter mark in venice for the 3rd time in a week some urging famous sites like st mark's square in need water more than 70 percent of the city is under water damaging monuments shops and homes the crisis is expected to cost italy hundreds of millions of euros. cuba is marking its capital's founding about which was established 500 years ago by spanish colonists but city residents have the less to celebrate the u.s. embargo on cuba remains in place as u.s. president donald trump has largely reversed a thaw in relations that were started by his predecessor that plus uncertain economic reforms have resulted in few improvements to many people's meager lives. have vanished celebrated the anniversary with a gala performance in front of the capital building music opera b

the people of bellerose have voted in a parliamentary election that opposition groups say was neither free nor fair president alexander lukashenko dismissed those allegations after voting in the capital minsk many prominent opposition figures were ruled ineligible last candidates. floodwaters have exceeded the $1.00 metre mark in venice for the 3rd time in a week submerging famous sites like st mark's square in need water more than 70 percent of the city is under water damaging monuments shops and homes the crisis is expected to cost italy hundreds of millions of euros. people in sri lanka have chosen a new president with an old last name go to buy rajapaksa won a resoundingly victory this weekend his brother mahinda also served as president for a decade from 2005 to 2015 the 2 of them crushed a separatist movement ending the country's civil war but killing an estimated $40000.00 people in the process there were also allegations of rape torture and extra judicial killings so while many are celebrating his victory others are uneasy . and. it's official she is said to have a dodgy box a

the people of bella bruce have voted in a parliamentary election the opposition groups say was neither free nor fair president alexander lukashenko dismiss those allegations after voting in the capital minsk many prominent opposition figures were ruled ineligible as candidates . floodwaters have exceeded the $1.00 metre mark in venice for the 3rd time in one week submerging famous sites like st mark's square in need deep water more than 70 percent of the city is currently flooded damaging monuments shops and homes the crisis is expected to cost italy hundreds of millions of euros. britain's prince andrew has spoken publicly for the 1st time about allegations of sexual misconduct and his links to a convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein in a b.b.c. interview on saturday he defended himself against claims that he had sex with an under aged girl trafficked to him by epstein was also grilled on his apparent friendship with the american financier the hour long interview was being slammed by many in the u.k. media some commentators are calling it quote disastrous and that the. reporter. has

some of the other stories making news around the world fellow troops is holding a parliamentary election that opposition groups say is neither free nor fair president alexander lukashenko dismissed those allegations after voting in the capital minsk many prominent opposition figures were ruled ineligible as candidates critics say the election is vulnerable to manipulation if the u.s. and south korea have agreed to postpone military drills in a bid to move the peace process with north korea for would washington deny that the decision was another concession to be on north korea had objected to the drills even though they had been scaled back. clashes erupted between protesters and police in the french capital paris as demonstrators marked the one year anniversary of the yellow vest movement protesters set fire and special windows police responded with tear gas and arrested dozens of people. in iran thousands of people have been out on the streets protesting against the government's decision to raise petrol prices by 50 percent and to introduce rationing since the price hike many demonstrators have abandoned thei

the people of bell rusa voted in a parliamentary election that opposition groups say was neither free nor fair president alexander lukashenko dismissed those allegations after he voted in the capital minsk many prominent opposition figures were ruled ineligible as candidates . of britain's prince andrew has spoken publicly for the 1st time about allegations of sexual misconduct and his links to convicted sex offender geoffrey epstein in a b.b.c. interview on saturday he defended himself against claims that he had sex with an under-aged girl trafficked to him i abstain was also grilled on his apparent friendship with the american financier the hour long interview was being so. slammed by many in the u.k. media some commentators are calling it quote disastrous. pictures like i did of your porter. has been following the story and he joins me now with more of all i mean 1st of all remind us about these allegations what are people saying about prince andrew and what did he say in his defense so presenter is accused of having sex with a woman who says she she was a sex slave of jeffrey epst

the people of the roots have voted in a parliamentary election the opposition groups say was neither free nor fair president alexander book a shango dismissed those allegations after voting in the capital minsk many prominent opposition figures were ruled ineligible as candidates. people in sri lanka have chosen a new presidents with an old last name go to by a barrage of pox one resulting victory this weekend his brother my hand up also served as president for a decade from to the. in 5 until 2015 the pair crushed a separatist movement ending the country's civil war by killing an estimated 40000 people in the process there are also allegations of rape torture and extrajudicial killings so many are celebrating his victory others are uneasy. it's official sri lanka is said to have a dodgy box of beheld him again. jubilant crowds gathered on the streets of the capital colombo to get a glimpse of their new leader. so i'm going back on reaction nations. the brother of former president mahinda rajapaksa. team to landslide victory a day after the presidential vote was held by his supporter

well the roots is holding a parliamentary election that up opposition groups say is neither free nor fair president alexander lukashenko dismissed those allegations after voting in the capital makes many prominent opposition figures were ruled in eligible as candidates critics say the election is vulnerable to manipulation. storms snow and rain have continued to hit the italian city of venice residents they are facing yet another high tide shutting the famous st mark's square for a 3rd day more than 2 thirds of venice is flooded damaging monuments shops and homes the crisis is expected to cost italy hundreds of millions of euros the city has been under water for days now with strong winds on tuesday bringing venice is the worst high water in more than 50 years. joining us now from venice is g.w. correspondent julia julia 3rd major flood in less than a week in venice just give us a sense what's the situation right now how is the city coping with this. this city is coping relatively well all things considered but people are starting to become a little tired of all this flooding now so

party in terms of parliamentary seats and its main focus now is to gang control of local government side the conference hold logic crowd protested against . the so-called islamic state group says one of its fighters was behind friday's stabbing attack in london which left 2 people dead british police identified the attack as 28 year old. he was convicted in 2012 of terrorism offenses and granted early release from prison about a year ago during a visit to the site of the stabbing british prime minister boris johnson expressed his opposition to the early release of convicted terrorists. onlookers captured the moment members of the public disarm an attacker on london bridge he was wearing a fake suicide bomb vest moments later the police shot him dead one of the bystanders who intervened told journalists what he saw. when we got there he was wielding 2 noise one with sort of duct taped to his hand so all i could do was walk off to the guards his or held me down in a sort of putting him to the ground. you know kind of try to start because all i could of his restaurant you know release the noise as it were in the song so kicking off why police search for evidence of the attac

minister earlier this week he announced a late parliamentary elections would go ahead in february and change his policy to allow protests on government sanctioned groups on thursday when protesters deviated security forces crackdown. the mass amounts of being able to be made out to protest as it was authorized by the government we came as far as busy if we were blocked there was a lot of security present there were driving into us with. all this because of a question going on oncet will condé seek a 3rd term charlotte ballasts out as they are. the husband of jailed peruvian opposition leader take over jim mori has gone on a hunger strike demanding her release veto says his wife is a political prisoner who is camping outside the prison where she is being held for 2 more years behind bars while she was investigated for alleged money laundering during her 2011 presidential campaign. 2 students have been killed and several wounded after one of their classmates opened fire at a high school in the u.s. state of california and he said a 16 year old suspect is in the hospital he shot himself after the attack in the city of santa clarita the sheriff's office b

earlier this week he announced in late parliamentary elections would go ahead in february and change his policy to allow protests on government sanctioned groupson thursday when protesters deviated security forces crowd. them are some are something you. made that we were out to protest as it was authorized by the government we came as far as to see if we were blocked there was a lot of security present they were driving into us with. all this because of a question going on will condé seek a 3rd term charlotte ballasts. the international criminal court has agreed to investigate crimes against range of muslims in manama more than 700000 range of fled to neighboring bangladesh for more human rights officials have called ethnic cleansing the i.c.c. says there is reason to believe me and military committed crimes against humanity in 2017 here's what's happened just as a reminder of the past 2 years the violence began in october sorry august 27th rakhine state it led to more than $700000.00 ranger escaping to neighboring bangladesh just weeks into the crisis the un human rights chief described it as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing after satel

group main elements within their p.o.p. now that is why in my opinion he is in serious trouble because the labor movements feels quite differently to the european union the parliamentary labor party is true if you so effectively rates are the choice before the british electorate is this the conservative party is a proxy aussie the labor party is now a remain party to the discussed of traditional labor voters the working class in the north of england the liberal democrat party is a remain a party and the scottish national party isn't my party so you can see it's probably going to happen all the same but it's all the scottish national party will be dominance across scotland the conservatives will be dominance in the south the liberal democrats will do well in london labor market couples who states in a way it's all ice pizza must be on the north of england because items i know in traditional labor voters they've only had a currency earl a buck but they hate the you they hate the because they regard it as the epitome of capitalism what privatisation or free market economy economy they were delighted mates and corbett became the leader auntie and now they feel out jeremy

parliamentary elections. but within 2 months the hunt shakes gave way to conflict. fatta on abas is watch seized control of important ministries. hamas took over the gaza strip after fighting broke out between the 2 groups. since then gaza has been crippled by an israeli blockade and in the west bank political life has ceased it seems to me the. woodwork in the girls are still without any problems and in the meantime hamas would win in the west without any problems which means that the majority of the palestinians in the west bank and gaza head their own governments and would like to have a change without in the daily life conditions in gaza or in terms of the political situation in the west bank. and the palestinian authority have been criticised for clinging on to power way beyond their mandates his 4 year term supposedly ended in 2009 the m.p.'s it was 2010. and now it's time to see enough for division it's time to go back to the people it's not enough to say that i as a factional party claimed i represent the palestinian people we have to find a way out of this conflict. is designated a terrorist group by israel and the us and the likelihood it would be given renewed democratic legitimacy in an elec

groups in our society. his capacity to lie, even to our queen, is there for all to see. he unlawfully sought to shut down our legislature, he refuses to publish a parliamentarynal security adviser and a former head of the civil service also it should be published. what does he have to hide? what is he hiding in this report from the british public was like it is all very trump like. this should not be a surprise. we know that before this election, boris johnson was regularly in touch with and took advice from steve bannon, the man who was instrumental in seeing trump and his edifying brand of politics into the white house. on johnson taking office, trump lauded him as britain drum. indeed, it was trump who gave the order that the uk's conservative and brexit parties should form an electoral pact. nigel farage obliged and so he has come to pass with faraj now claiming yesterday that the 2019 tory manifesto is a copy of ukip's 2015 offer. so giving johnson a majority would be to give carte blanche to this type of politics in the uk. something that should worry is all and should be strongly resisted. british patriots, we have got to defend our liberal, internati