paul golding, leader of a group confronts an elder at a mosque in southwest london about signs for spratt entrances for women and men. he said you have one week to take these signs down. otherwise, we will. sunday's headquarter invasions has been posted to facebook, generating lively debates among web users in the u.k. many have taken to twitter to condemn the far right group's actions, denounce their racism and also the absurdty of their demands. they say they seem to have forgotten that separate entrances for men and women are not unique for the muslim religion. bothered t seem too by the avalanche of criticism and posted another video online this week to defend the group's actions. the far right leader says they didn't break any laws and were taking necessary action to put a stop that what we describes as hate preaching in the u.k. his arguments did little to convince the london police, however, and he was arrested on wednesday. but it doesn't look like this is going to deter the britain-first militants. the far right movement has stated on its website that plans for similar operations

bill are carat spratt components of a single requirement, and they should move forward at the same time. i would hope that we could pass these bipartisan bills before we adjourn for recess. i yield the floor. ms. mikulski: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. ms. mikulski: i am really eager to bring at least one appropriations bill to the floor there are only 72 hours left before we break for august. i therefore ask unanimous consent that at a time to be determined by the majority leader after consultation with the republican leader, the senate proceed to the consideration of calendar number 400, h.r. 4486, the military construction v.a. appropriations bill, that the committee- committee-reported substitute amendment be agreed to, and that there be no other amendments, points of order, or motions in order to the bill other than budget points of order and the applicable motions to waive that there be up to one hour of debate, equally divided between the two leaders or their designees, that upon the use of or yielding back of time, the bill as amended be read