paul sculli?— paul sculli? thank you, and please send my best _ paul sculli?? thank you, and please send my best wishes to the - paul sculli? thank you, and please i send my best wishes to the member for newcastle central and i understand why she cannot be here. i appreciate the response from the honourable lady and let me try and answer some of her questions government ministers roles in this will be included within the enquiry and we do want to learn the lessons and we do want to learn the lessons and we do want to learn the lessons and we want to make sure that all of these come through and that will clearly be the case, but as we've seen from the post office, the judgment maintained that horizon was misguided in its approach to the issue and needed —— leading to decisions to prosecute the postmasters and when we press management on issues brought by postmasters about horizon and received repeated assurances that the system is reliable, but as i say the system is reliable, but as i say the enquiry will be looking into that itself. in terms of what the gover

paul scully said kevan jones was talking about something that had happened over 20 years and expectingng stormont to implement abortion laws to adolf hitler's euthanasia program against disabled people. peers were debating regulations that would make politicians and health service commissioners in northern ireland adopt changes to the rules which were passed by westminster mps while the assembly was inactive in 2019. it is tragic that despite the immense sacrifices of my grandparents�* generation who fought and died in the war that the eugenicist poison that informed adolf hitler's euthanasia program against disabled human beings is now informing government policy and being imposed on the people of northern ireland. what we're talking about here today is about the provision — legal provision — of services which are locally accessible to women and girls who need them. it's part of an ongoing debate between those of us who believe that women and girls are capable and have the right to make informed choices about their reproductive health, informed by health practitioners who wish to guar

paul scully didn't answer that point, but said the inquiry would report in autumn next year.re buildings in england with dangerous cladding are made safe. nextjune will be the fifth anniversary of the grenfell tower fire, in which 72 people died. ministers are under pressure to protect leaseholders in the forthcoming building safety bill. but we're not giving up, and there's a growing number of members in this house, including on the government benches, who are determined to do right by our constituents because they've run out of patience and they're running out of time. as their lives remain on hold, their flats remain worthless, they face monthly bills for waking watches and insurance premiums, and the demands are starting to arrive for sums of money that they simply do not have. as members are aware, leaseholders in high—rise, high—risk buildings over 18 metres will pay nothing, with their costs either being paid by the developers, the insurers, the warranty providers or by the taxpayer through our £5 billion government fund — the largest—ever government investment in buil

paul scully didn't answer that question. but he said the inquiry would now report in autumn 2022.ng to find out whether smart motorways are safe. these roads use technology and other measures such as opening the hard shoulder to cut congestion. but there are fears about their safety after fatal accidents involving stationary cars being hit from behind. the mps are looking at whether smart motorways in england should be scrapped or whether they need better safety measures. the committee took evidence from industry experts. where would you rather have your loved one drive on? would it be a controlled motorway with a hard shoulder? or an all—lane running motorway with frequent emergency refuge areas and stopped vehicle detection in place? so, if it's your significant other or your grown—up child, but which would you prefer to be driving on, controlled motorway or a running motorway with frequent emergency? 100% controlled motorway. no doubt at all. elizabeth? i have to pretend that my loved one is a lorry driver because that is who i am representing at the moment and i am confident,

the business minister paul scully told the commons that the investigation would "get to the bottom" ofperformers were put into "delegation bubbles". one of the most highly anticipated contenders — iceland — have decided to miss the live final, after one band member tested positive for covid. anna holligan reports. waterloo by abba plays over speakers. an iconic eurovision anthem pumps out of the traffic lights, providing fans with a soundtrack for their long—anticipated arrival at the ahoy arena. i heard it and i saw it on television. and i said, "i�*m going to rotterdam." whatever happens, i�*m going. yeah, i think this is much safer than sitting on a terrace in the town. i think so. because everyone is tested. baby�*s first concert, actually. well, we thought we might as welljust go all in. it�*s a once—in—a—lifetime experience. for her, as well, i guess. 3,500 people are allowed in to watch each of the live shows. there are nine of them in total. a ticket and a negative covid test are essential. the glitter, optional. it�*s just nice to be in front of a crowd again. the vibe off the