for security and cooperation in europe says the ruling party backed candidate enjoyed an undue advantage jaring the campaign. a.j. select is coming up next that will be more news after that twenty five minutes time stay with you sarah. but. i'm. being good believe. me and you'll have to be a super woman. to be a hero. by. one bill. or you know. unspeakable louis's impulse of course. by the end only i human honey i'm not a mom i have moments of weakness i have enough men in ours and the fear but. this is our life. this q one. but it's about control of. the body and be you in them is visible districts and. to find holes in them is below. the fly and have been in. the middle. living. trying and teaching children also. every friday when you're about to have a protest do you get married this in the morning. was. always we speak. we know it's just the time that somebody gets. the right. spirit all. the time it's small when it's within six hundred twenty minutes and. the whole. family and i mean. it's not easy for me and someone told my children to grow up it's because motherhood is a bus carry

and the e.u. the blueprint is the twenty six page long political declaration that will be signed tomorrow this is a long list of future cooperation issues from trade over to military security and cooperation to everything that is actually on the plate between two states and they now have two years to negotiate a new treaty concerning all this in this long very long wish list if this does not happen then the great britain with northern ireland would stay just in a customs union with the e.u. for good in this of course if that breaks a t.-a. city as oppose very fiercely and so the question is very the house of commons the british parliament ok this deal this is foreseen for december but is anything but certain that the prime minister may has a majority in the house of commons for the deal ok byrne to get in brussels and thank you for that. violence has flared in central paris as thousands joined to protest against planned increases in fuel taxes riot police use water cannon and tear gas to clear the streets truck drivers angry at the tax hikes have been in the forefront of the protests. protesters and trucker style yellow safety vests set up a barricade on the iconic songs t

charges of treason russia's foreign minister and the secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe joined calls for his release. i called on the ukrainian authorities to expedite the investigation on the serious charge just brought against issue ski and to conduct such a meaningless occasion in full compliance beats to principles of rule of law necessity and proportionality. it is obvious that shinseki was a risk that solely because he was carrying out his professional duties describing it analyzing current events in ukraine as he was doing this in order to present the truth to those wanting to know more about it in a climate where the russian media is being silenced in the country. well additionally today friday marks the international impunity for crimes against journalists many gathered in front of the ukrainian embassy in moscow to demand the release of krill. number was among them now here in moscow we are gathered and pronto of the ukrainian ambos the which is located right and the city center and today may need to have come here in support of the journalist and clu

for security and cooperation in europe says the ruling party backed candidate enjoyed an undue advantage jaring the campaign. a.j. select is coming up next there will be more news after that twenty five minutes times they without you sarah. a lot but. yeah i'm not. being good believe. you have to be a super woman. to be a hero. by. a one billion. unbreakable blue which is impossible.

and established governance within the international order. cooperative initiatives come in many forms, regional associations, bilateral agreements and security cooperation activities and those are just to name a few. these efforts foster a more secure a maritime environment. we provide where i had the privilege to serve as director of operations at that cocom where we detected in monetary capabilities here in the western monsieur. we combat transnational crime and work while building the interdiction and crisis responsibilities of western partner nations. almost every ship working in us southern command responsibly is, in fact, the united states coast guard cutter. provide constant presence five-six ships, some days as many as nine, ten ships, on person teams, specialized versus predominately in the pacific ocean but to a lesser degree in the caribbean reason. with these assets we patrol an area that is larger than the entire united states and i say an equivalent paradigm would be patrolling the united states with five police cars. that's how fast that region is. the adversaries are pushing further out west of the galapagos. that area is as b

has with any other country and we were told we would be treated like any other third. country on security cooperation but the outline political declaration sets out of breath and depth of cooperation beyond anything the e.u. has agreed with any other country so let me take the house through the details first on the withdrawal agreement the full legal text has now been agreed in principle it sets out the terms on which the u.k. will be c.e.o. in one hundred thirty four days time on the twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen we have secured the rights of the more than three million e.u. citizens living in the u.k. and around one million u.k. nationals living in the e.u. we have agreed a time limited implementation period that ensures businesses only have to plan for one set of changes we have agreed protocols to ensure gibraltar and the soft base areas are covered by the withdrawal treatment and we have agreed a fair financial settlement far lower than the figures many mentioned at the start of this process. mr speaker since the start of this process i have been committed to ensuring that our

our unique access to foreign territory seas and ports furthers national security, cooperation, and access. over the last two years alone, coast guard patrol boats have conducted, in that region, 731 security borders. this is a volatile region. we supported over 35 joint exercises, preparing our gulf cooperation council in the arab state partners and coalition forces to deal with the increasingly dynamic threat environment. and just this week, i spoke to the cent-com kmabder who indicated he relies on those highly capable coast guard forces to provide critical maritime security in that dynamic region. for the coast guard, to continue meeting this demand, these cutters will need to be recapitalized. those ships are more than 30 years old. fortunately the congress has recently recognized those critical services and provided funds for the first two of those six vessels with new 154-foot fast response cutters. and now they're going to truly up our game. and we need to continue that effort. we need the funding for the four additional vessels to fully compliment our capabilities in the region. a

when david was doing his negotiation prior to the referendum, i raise the importance of security and the cooperationhave with europe on matters to do with terrorism and criminals. of course, that's one of the elements we've got, people focus on trade relationships in the deal, but there is a section on security which is really important. it's about keeping cooperation going. woman to woman, very briefly if i may, are you sick of men resigning and leaving you to clear up the mess david cameron, borisjohnson, dominic raab made? i'm sorry when they choose to resign. 0bviously they had strong opinions, and the did good work in their time in the cabinet. i'm disappointed when they feel it necessary to resign. but my focus is always on, what is the end point we are seeking to achieve? and it's the right deal for people up and down the country. did you swear? look, it is up to people's choice. you talk about people resigning but i've had a huge number of messages, high messages, from people who have sent me flowers. a nine—year—old baked me a cupcake with my face on it. was there a message with it? yes, it

draft of the outline of this document, what was posted last week, michel barnier said that security and cooperationeard many people say that is still the case, so i wonder if that big security part of the package, maybe they have made progress there? coming back to my original point about the timing, but a lot of the germanys, especially germany, angela merkel thinks if there is not a finished text of this local declaration on the table for her to sign off on sunday, there is no point in coming to the summit on sunday. but then you hear rumours that emmanuelle macron wants to get his teeth stuck into the text personally on sunday. so as i said, it is unsatisfying and we will have to see how things unfold over the next 48 hours. theresa may is coming back on saturday, will that saturday visit be a social call on the eve of the big moment where the whole break the big moment where the whole break the package will be signed off? or will it be another, as he sat in the introduction, a set of crunch talks to solve these really thorny issues? the sound of the clock ticking will be incredibly loud in ther

and economic prosperity. it focuses on three areas political cooperation security cooperation and economic cooperation. national security is built upon political security that's built upon energy security. they are leading the effort to make this the bed rock of cooperation throughout the region. our discussion so far with our partners focus on five areas, regional energy, energy sector investment, critical infrastructure, diversification of supply and sustainable use. this initiative is attempting to increase jobs, lowering the cost of production and look at greater cooperation throughout the region. in conclusion, the u.s. government is going to strive to continue to support free, fair, and transparent markets to support the country that seeks the same. we look forward to the looking with our era partners in many representatives both bilaterally and through the mace of initiative to look at prosperity and strength and prosperity for all. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. we have some questions from the audience. i'll take the first two or three because they land on things i know something about. the

and capabilities. with the homeland security subcommittee on cyber security and infrastructure protection. today, we will examine interagency cyber cooperation and the roles responsibilities and authorities of the department of homeland security and the department of defense. holding this joint hearing has been a priority for this subcommittee for the past few months, we are pleased that i had come together today. this is a timely opportunity to hear about recent interagency coordination efforts, fy 2019 nda provisions. this is a critically important topic that will shape our oversight, going forward as we consider the long-term. cyber enterprise, our committee and edc in particular has performed significant oversight of the cyber organization, operation, admission force element within dod, at this joint hearing we can now take a broader focus on the cyber organization, and capabilities. within the entire united states government, cyber threats posed by both state and nonstate adversaries continue to grow and evolve at a rapid pace, the steps are not just to the real terry -- military weapons but also to the critical the financial sector or

counterpart over military and security cooperation and also tensions between the two countries. >> he did add a deal would happen on the president's terms not wall street's terms. the market didn't react sharply to that. we're at session lows down 242 a special edition of "the halftime." first some breaking news steve liesman has that >>> carl, thanks the federal reserve unveiling for the first time a report on the health of the banking system in which they say the safety and soundness is improving and risk management exists. they're revealing new data about the number of banks that have satisfactory ratings and those that have less than satisfactory ratings. 43% of bank holding firms get a, quote, less than satisfactory rating those are ratings three, four and five being the lowest and the weakest areas were governance and control and resolution planning, those were the areas. it's an effort by the fed to improve the transparency of what the public and investing public knows about the bank system. that 43% number is unchanged over time. so it's a large percentage of the banks and the

break the consensus for years of efforts regarding seeking peace. . >> with the cooperation of the united states and security forces as we look at that 18 year security cooperation where is the strongest today and where does that cooperation need changed or some improvements. >> first of all, as a former commander thank you to all of your predecessors and what a terrific privilege it has been with me to work now with general miller but what i think you commanded with one government and the united states one of the most significant reforms was inherent law hundreds of generals to retire with benefits that you might not recognize. a clear division of labor. it is precise and it is demand driven. i could not ask for better partners when we are focused now is to make sure the systems and processes that leadership and management takes place by 2024 and then to pay for the security forces this is a constructive dialogue about what happens and when that happens of course, it is very hard and in 2018 there were casualties. make sure that it does not take place and to be implemented of that commander force as we cont

lot of fluff and a lot of fudging there because if she talks about this breaks the deal that's on the table now as securing british jobs and protecting the future of the security cooperation was europe and so on so forth all that is not true we are talking about the divorce agreement we have nothing else yet the political declarations we're all going to be friends somewhere over the rainbow some day in the future they will they are worse nothing really i mean that's just paper it was in the divorce agreement that's what's legal legally counting and none of that of course is in there so she a gain makes promises for the future that are doubtful whether she can keep them it's dangerous in a way because now people are really looking at this the public know to only the m.p.'s in parliament here behind me but also the public is looking at this and saying are they doing it again against selling us things that they can in the end not deliver one of the questions to theresa may was what would you say to britain's friends and allies abroad looking at base chaos let us go to a friend island colleague in brussels gogu masters what are you picking out of this . i think an interesting

this is happening defense secretary mattis meets with his chinese counterpart over military and security cooperation also tensions between the two countries. >> he did add a deal would happen on the president's terms not wall street's terms. the market didn't react sharply to that. we're at session lows down 242 a special edition of "the halftime." first some breaking news steve liesman has that >>> carl, thanks the federal reserve unveiling for the first time a report on the health of the banking system in which they say the safety and soundness is improving and risk management exists. they're revealing new data about the number of banks that have satisfactory ratings and those that have less than satisfactory ratings. 43% of bank holding firms get a, quote, less than satisfactory rating those are ratings three, four and five being the lowest and the weakes

and energy. third, cooperation on internal security, police and judicial cooperation, and of course, and this is hole of europe, in foreign policy and external security and defence. of course, at this stage, as i said, it is an annotated outline, the basis ofa is an annotated outline, the basis of a plan. we are going to start working with the 27 member states, andi working with the 27 member states, and i will start tomorrow with the european parliament, on this chart political declaration —— draft political declaration —— draft political declaration, with the objective being, with the united kingdom, to finalise the declaration in order to present it to the european council. ladies and gentlemen, as you know, we have reached a crucial stage, an important moment in this extraordinary negotiation, which we entered into at the request of the united kingdom. there is still a lot of work. i know that the path is still long and may be difficult to agree an orderly withdrawal, and beyond an orderly withdrawal, and orderly separation, to build something, to build an ambitious and sustainable partnershi

and thirdly, there needs to be trust. that trust is a key element of security cooperation. i think those things are well grounded in the u.s.-mexico bilateral agreement irrespective of administration. i like to think that the cooperation will continue, albeit changes and there's always we form for improvement. i think that the government elect of mexico has thankfully had a a series of meetings with u.s. authorities over the last two to three months that are helpful and that would allow both sides to get up going frequently as the new administration takes office. and i'm happy and i celebrate that. i think it's important that that has happened. i think there are also going to be aries and challenge. i think dealing with decriminalization of, whether it's marijuana or eventually talking about regularizing poppy cultivation in mexico, you know, are going to require a lot more explanation in terms of the benefits or not. i think that's an area to put attention into it. and i think that that will be the area that requires more attention to the other one just very -- the support

supports our policy in the european parliament that we are calling for a closer cooperation on foreign affairs on security and on defense and that the way forward is to eventually create a european defense union and this includes of course european armed forces what did

this plan guarantees the soft border and continued security cooperation. dup, they are making it pretty clear. they spent an hour, the leader of the dup spent an albert theresa may in ten downing street yesterday well, making it very clear that they will not back anything that they will not back anything that means the relationship with europe is different to the rest of the united kingdom —— about an hour. theresa may relies on the dup's support in westminster. this is another reason why they are concerned it will not get through parliament. this is what the guardian highlands. it is interesting to see the different headlines. the daily telegraph says there are different day —— difficulties ahead. the guardian says a split cabinet, a split party, a split nation. yes. there is talk in some of the press there could be a no—confidence vote on theresa may in the coming days. it is for her. we'll see what reaction she gets from parliament. for sterling investors, they are very reluctant to bet that the deal that is there is the one that will get through parlia

with europe and protectsjobs maintains our security cooperationtects jobs and the supply lines are so important to manufacturing and other industries. the ukrainian president has made a statement. eight type boat tried to pass through the coast of crimea. both nato and the eu have called for restraint and access to the waters to be restored. the royal college of surgeons is calling for compulsory registration of every medical or implant put into a patient in the uk. media organisations around the world found evidence of an adequate testing and faulty equipment. the devices include heart pacemakers and artificial knees and hips. you can see more on the investigation into night's programme at 8:30pm on bbc one and afterwards on the bbc iplayer. rail passengers who are not happy with how operators have dealt with their complaints will now be able to appeal to an independent ombudsman. all of the uk's national train operators have signed up to the independent body which means they will be obliged to take action if failings identified. the new service

are permanent members of the security council and we're the second biggest contributors to nato and we have a leadership role in the commonwealth. we will continue to cooperateon foreign policy and national security issues with the and we are global players in terms of defense, we have military people, often very small numbers but stationed in dozens of countries around the world. we feel we are good global players in the intention is that will continue, if not the enhanced in the future. that is the bigger vision. in terms of free-trade deal with the u.s., we want as the u.s. demonstration is echoed in ambitious deal which covers both goods and services, which exploits the similarities in our two economies which increases what is already a very, very big amounts of bilateral trade, we are at $200 billion a year and we spend more than 20% of our exports to the u.s.. it can be much bigger. involve improved , no tariff, no quota access for goods coming from you came to the u.s. and vice versa. and hopefully the removal of barriers on services as well. walter: trade, we are at $200 billion a year and we spend more than 20% of our what about people? a lot of ame

subcommittee on emerging threats and capabilities with the homeland security subcommittee on cyber security and infrastructure protection. today we will examine interagency cyber cooperation and the roles and authorities in department of homeland security and department of defense. and holding this hearing has been a priority for the past few months and pleased that it's coming together today. it's a time to hear about interagency coordination efforts and status of fy 2019 md a. a provisions. this is an important topic to shape our oversight going forward and we consider the long-term policy frame works needed for the united states cyber enterprise. our committee and etc in particular has performed oversight of the cyber organizations and mission force development within dod. with this joint hearing we can now take a broader focus on the cyber organization and capabilities within the entire united states government. cyber threats posed by both states and non-state adversaries continue to grow and evolve at a rapid pace. these are not just to our weapons and systems, but to our nation's critical infrastructure, attacks against the electric grid, financial sector or health

and because each one of us is made safer by the close security cooperation between the u.k. and the e.u. we all need to feel that keeps that close partnership intact and this deal does that to. as prime minister of the united kingdom i have felt very keenly my responsibility to deliver a deal that works for the whole u.k. and for all of its parts so what we have agreed to protect the constitutional integrity of the united kingdom. we rejected proposals which would have compromised that integrity and insisted on keeping all parts of our u.k. in a single customs territory this deal delivers that is also i want us the solemn commitment we made to the people of northern ireland that there should be no hard border between northern ireland and ardent this deal will safeguard the hard won progress of the last twenty years and allow the people of that part of our united kingdom to carry on living their lives as they do today. this is a deal that works for the whole u.k. family including our overseas territories and the crown dependencies on gibraltar we have worked constructively wit

on emerging threats and capabilities, with the homeland security subcommittee on cyber security and infrastructure protection. today, we will examine inter-agency cyber cooperation and the roles, responsibilities, and authorities of the department of homeland security, and the department of defense. holding this joint hearing has been a priority for this subcommittee for the past few months. and we are pleased that it has come together today. this is a timely opportunity to hear about recent inter-agency coordination efforts, and the status of related fy 2019, ndaa provisions. this is a critically important topic that will shape our oversight going forward, as we consider the long-term policy frameworks needed for the united states cyber enterprise. our committee and etc in particular, has performed significant oversight of the cyber organization, operations, and mission force development within d.o.d. with this joint hearing we can now take a broader focus on the cyber organization and capabilities, within the entire united states government. cyber threats posed by both states and nonstate adversaries continue to grow and evolve at a rapid pace. these threats a

time and actually in this league turkey and took his foreign minister complained that still there is no proper cooperation and collaboration with the saudi. securities and turkey needs that cooperation soon and he underlined just briefly one other quick question for you the taurus also said that it is given to us the u.s. and list of people that it wants extradited from the u.s. is that a good thing where they're going to have a negotiation of your give us this and will to you know will take the heat off saudi arabia. to the a couple of days ago this was reported by the n b c a but the extradition request for if it's a law un a u.s. base so excited clerk who is meant to be the orchestrator of the fifth coup in two thousand and sixteen is not much of a case this is what the official said told the press says the news was on the media because the exchange of activists. the exchange of views then with another person was mentioned doing it pestered ransom's trial when in it was a very very huge political dispute between washington and ankara turkey arrest that an american pastor in turkey after the failed coup and after awhile the it turned out to be a p

sets out an ambitious flexible partnership across trade and economic cooperation, law enforcement and criminal justice, foreign-policy, security and defense, wider areas of cooperation. what do you offer? six bullet points, my weekend shopping list is longer than that. >> mister speaker. after eight years of making our economy weaker through austerity, botched brexit threatens more of the same. professor elston said in a damning you and reporting to uk poverty, quote, in my meetings with the government, it was clear to me that the impact of brexit on people in poverty is an afterthought. the prime minister promised frictionless trade with europe after brexit. the future partnership guarantees no such thing. does the prime minister understand why mps are queuing up not to back her plan? >> the right honorable gentleman backing my plan, in wales, fishermen in scotland, and when mps vote they look at the importance of us delivering on brexit and ensuring we deliver brexit and doing it away that protect jobs and on that subject he referenced what happened to the economy over the next eight years at record lows, and following this

passenger name records and fingerprints the new security partnership would also ensure close cooperation between our police forces and other law enforcement bodies and we would continue to work together on sanctions against those who violate international rules or commit atrocities and there will be joint working on meeting cyber security threats and supporting international efforts to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorists finally as i said out of the house last week the draft withdrawal agreement will ensure that we transition to this new and ambitious future relationship in a smooth and orderly way it will deliver a twenty month implementation period so that we have time to put our new future relationship in place and the businesses have time to prepare for it it will protect the rights of e.u. citizens living in the u.k. and u.k. citizens living in the e.u. so they can carry on living their lives as before it will ensure a fair settlement on our financial obligations less than half what some originally expected and will meet our commitment to ensure there is no hard

discussing in the european union from a german point of view and i really would like to commend her call for a closer cooperation on phone of security and defense on the one hand and i also like that she was very clear when it comes to the rule of law that she make the end of european union is a union of common values and this includes democracy the rule of law just to name two david mcallister talking to us thank you very much phil with that we go back to you to pull it out. and strasburg fact here. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world french prime minister eduardo phillipe has left a ceremony to mark the third anniversary of the paris terror attacks about one hundred thirty people were killed when a gunman suicide bomber stone the batak clock also a sports stadium and balls on the thirteenth of november twenty fifth the so-called islamic state claimed responsibility for the attacks. on australian my has been found guilty of murdering six people and recklessly endangering the lives of dozens more in a vehicle attack in melbourne last year the jury took last than an hour to deliver its verdict

president, related question on cooperation between the coalition of the united states, its security forces and those of afghanistan? as we look at that long-standing now almost 18 years, security cooperation effort, where would you say it is the strongest today and where would you see that that cooperation needs change or needs some improvements. >> first of all, i'd like to thank you as a former commander, and say thank you to all of your predecessors and successors, and say what a privilege it's been for me to work with general campbell, general nicholson, and now general miller. unlike where you commanded one government and the united states ee totally eye to eye. illustration, one of the most significant reforms was implementation of the inherent law where hundreds of generals would return with benefits. -- would retire with benefits. there's a total renewal of the leadership. that army that now exists i think you probably will not recognize. it has come into its own. second, there is a clear division of flavor. we are doing the fighting and the dying as it is our obligation. he support is

rather, it was doing his negotiation, brighter the referendum, raise the importance of security and some of the cooperation that is one of the elements that we have got. a lot of people focus on things like the trade relationship in our deal. but there isa relationship in our deal. but there is a section on security which is really important, because it is about the corporation going. really important, because it is about the corporation goinglj really important, because it is about the corporation going. i would like to ask you, want a woman, very briefly, are you sick of men resigning and leaving you to clear up resigning and leaving you to clear up the mess— david davis, dominic raab, and others? i'm sorry when collea g u es raab, and others? i'm sorry when colleagues feel they need to resign. they've done their work in the cabinet and they've done their work in the cabinetand a they've done their work in the cabinet and a disappointed. my focus is always on what is the endpoint. do you go home and swear about it? it's other people's choice. they had a huge number of messages. people are sent me flowers

and the political declaration. we strive for close cooperation and close cooperation in the field of security.ea eve n we continue to live in a european area even once great britain has left the european union. that is still a lot that needs to be done. a lot of work for us, the house of commons will now be seized of the d raft commons will now be seized of the draft agreement. this has been really very successfully endeavoured ina really very successfully endeavoured in a difficult situation without precedence. never before have we beenin precedence. never before have we been in the situation for the member wa nted been in the situation for the member wanted to leave the european union. we have been successful enough in this attempt of reaching an agreement that balances the interest of both sides paying heed to the adjustable sides, the same time in the spirit that implied tough negotiations without losing sight of the fight that we could only work for a the fight that we could only work fora win win the fight that we could only work for a win win situation for both sides. ifeel very sad but

that is the economic bid and then there is a detailed section about cooperation on security, so therend we have got to read the details about that. at four is about how the relationship will be reviewed and how they will resolve disputes and manage the relationship going forward. when i look at this document ijust forward. when i look at this document i just think, forward. when i look at this document ijust think, right, that will have to be sorted out in the negotiations after brexit, that will have to be sorted out in the negotiations after brexit, oh, that'll be a big issue for the next few years after brexit, oh, they will have to negotiate that as well. this is a road map run whole load of talking to come in the next few yea rs. talking to come in the next few years. the immediate issue is whether the member states sign up to be. they have got to read it, and then whether the uk signed up to it. you call it a road map and others call it kicking the can down the road. thank you, adam fleming. more now on our main story that the wife of matthew hedges, the british academicjailed f

andrew hogan who co—authored the book said it was an extraordinary cooperation between the drug enforcement, homeland security agents, andries were encrypted, but they managed over years to zero it down toa managed over years to zero it down to a few block radius which is the stronghold and sinaola, and they launched a raid. el chapo escaped or a hydraulic bathtub, up but it was gumshoe detective work mixed with high—tech technology. i don‘t believe it was his arrogance was up i think it was the diligence of law enforcement and, no crook is above justice. john gotti, the craze, whoever is on the totem pole of mythicalfigures in whoever is on the totem pole of mythical figures in criminal war, they are always catchable. it takes they are always catchable. it takes the right techniques, and ingenuity, and cooperation of the agencies involved. they can usually get their man. thank you very much douglas. we are going to take you to a live event that has begun in central london. this is a people‘s vote event that is of course the campaigning groupfor event that is of course the campaigning group for another referendum on the

and flexible partnership across trade, economic cooperation, law enforcement and criminal justice, cooperation, law enforcement and criminaljustice, foreign cooperation, law enforcement and criminal justice, foreign policy, security of brexit on people in poverty is an afterthought. in her checkis poverty is an afterthought. in her check is planned that the prime minister promised frictionless trade with europe after brexit. their future partnership guarantees no such thing. does the prime minister understand why mps are queueing up not to ba cco understand why mps are queueing up not tobacco plant? —— not to back her plan. farmers in wales are backing the plan, fishermen in scotland, employee is in northern ireland, and when mps come to look at this vote, they will need to look at the importance of us delivering an brexit, and ensure that we deliver brexit, and ensure that we deliver brexit in a way that protects jobs. on that subject he referenced what had happened to the economy over the last eight years, a number of young people not in education employment or training is at record low, borrowing is that the low was liable for 13 years, more people are in work than ever before, the fastest regular wage growth