paul scully said kevin jones _ more words. paul scully said kevin jones was _ more words. implement abortion laws to adolf hitler's euthanasia program against disabled people. piers 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's generation who grandpa rents's generation who fought grandparents's generation who fought and died in the war that the eugenicist poison that informed adolf hitler's thing on his 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— what we're talking about here today is — what we're talking about here today is about the provision, the iegai— today is about the provision, the legal provision of services which — the legal provision of services which are _ the legal provision of services which are loca

could you translate paul scully has just said? we want to learn more.auoin on. don't want to be excluded from what is going on-— is going on. i was worried you might ask me that. — is going on. i was worried you might ask me that, victoria. _ is going on. i was worried you might ask me that, victoria. what - is going on. i was worried you might ask me that, victoria. what we - is going on. i was worried you might ask me that, victoria. what we are l ask me that, victoria. what we are seeing in the house of commons today is an attempt by labour to put the government under pressure on what it saysis government under pressure on what it says is a big issue that needs addressing, that of lobbying, the attempts by people, businesses, trade unions and others to gain access to government ministers and influence their thinking. of course, influence their thinking. of course, in response to end the wake of the reports we have seen, largely in the sunday times and financial times in recent weeks, focusing on david cameron's actions as an employee of greensill cap

paul scully. labour won't give up there.l vote to hold their own wider investigation into the affair — especially after the news that a senior civil servant was given permission to work as an advisor to the greensill board while he was still working for the government. now, mps havejoined to condemn the recent violence in northern ireland, which has suffered rioting on a scale not seen for many years. almost 90 police officers have been injured. the disturbances, which have involved people as young as 12, have seen youths throwing bricks, fireworks, and petrol bombs at lines of police officers and vehicles. in a statement, the northern ireland secretary condemned those behind the attacks. the violence witnessed last week is totally unacceptable. attacks on police officers are utterly reprehensible. those engaged in this destruction and disorder do not represent the people of northern ireland. the reasons, he said, were complex, but had been fuelled over a lack of prosecutions of those who attended a funeral for a former ira

paul scully said kevan jones was talking about something that had happened over 20 years and expecting dealt with in three days. mps have called into question the way ministers have handled the situation facing nazanin zaghari ratcliffe following news that the iranian authorities have sentenced the dual british iranian national to a further year injail. but the foreign office minister james cleverly was clear about where the blame lay. it is indefensible that iran has decided to continue this wholly arbitrary court case against nazanin zaghari ratcliffe, the iranian government has repeatedly put her through coral and inhumane or dale. the safety and treatment of dual british national detainees in iran remains a top priority for the uk government. iran is the one responsible for putting her through this cruel and inhumane ordeal over the last five years and it remains on them to release her to be reunited with herfamily and release the others. nazanin zaghari ratcliffe has been in prison for five years. her local mp didn't think borisjohnson was working hard enough to secure her release

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