stephen flynn, thanks forjoining us here on the programme.ch- on _ here on the programme. thank you very much. on that _ here on the programme. thank you very much. on that story _ here on the programme. thank you very much. on that story if - here on the programme. thank you very much. on that story if there i very much. on that story if there are developments, _ very much. on that story if there are developments, but - very much. on that story if there are developments, but let's - very much. on that story if there are developments, but let's turnj are developments, but let's turn away from that to a story that's really been gathering momentum in the last couple of hours. several major british institutions have withdrawn their membership of the confederation of british industry. after a series of allegations of sexual... virgin media, mastercard, john lewis and should exert are the latest to pull out. no arrests have been made at this time. let's get more on this from mark ashdown. she said she had been out drinking with colleagues and work

stephen flynn! >> mr. speaker. mr.ed to hear that members had an equally peaceful and relaxing easter break, as i did. [laughter] prime minister, prime minister, was it their refusal to stand alongside striking workers on the picket line, their acceptance of the economic damage being caused by brexit, or perhaps their support for denying the people of scotland the right to choose their own future that led to the leader of the scottish conservative party urging voters to back labour? pm sunak: well, mr. speaker what , we are doing is not getting distracted by the things that are going on elsewhere, we are focused on delivering for the people of scotland. we are making sure that we fund public services well, with £1.5 billion extra in barnett consequentials. now i know, mr. speaker, that at the moment, the honorable gentleman and his party are focused on other matters. we are just going to motor on with the job. >> mr. speaker, let me be clear. we will take no lectures from a party which has not had a mandate to govern i

. >> stephen flynn. [cheering and applause] >> i really do want to. if you don't, ideal. david flynn having it equally peaceful and relaxing easter break as i did. >> prime minister. prime minister. >> the acceptance of the economic damage being caused by brexit or perhaps the support for denying the people of scotland the right to choose their own future. a scottish conservative party to back labor. >> what we are doing, not getting distracted by the things elsewhere. making sure that we fund public services. making sure that we provide support with the cost of living. i know, mr. speaker, at the moment, focus on other matters. >> let me be clear. no lectures. which is not how to mandate. mortgage rates soar and take away from families most in need. not once, but twice. to take donations with people. mr. speaker, let's be clear what we are talking about is the fact that the leader of the scottish conservatives believe that the people of scotland -- rather than scottish national. the message for the people of scotland. don't give them what they want. >> mr. speaker, the c

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stephen flynn aaniffca— house of commons. stephen flynn aaniffca fnaf— house of commons.the first minister's garden on full view for everyone. we've got people camping her to see camping outside her house to see to her leaving her house to video her leaving her house like transparent . see? like that is transparent. see? what do you possibly want ? what else do you possibly want? hmm. wonder why the tent was fnan— hmm. wonder why the tent was was swi— hmm. wonder why the tent was there. snp members have expressed— there. snp members have expressed concern that scheming sfwgccn— expressed concern that scheming sfwgccn canii— expressed concern that scheming sturgeon could be— expressed concern that scheming sturgeon could be arrested next. ncwcwcn fnc — sturgeon could be arrested next. however, the inheritor of this cnacs— however, the inheritor of this cnacs nanza— however, the inheritor of this chaos humza useless. who met kisni— chaos humza useless. who met kisni sanak— chaos humza useless. who met rishi sunak tonight at westminster is ignoring the ever gnawing— westmins

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very interesting to listen to what stephen flynn, the leader of that group in the commons, has to saye so because of one— that it's become so because of one rreno— that it's become so because of the trans activists— that it's become so because of the trans activists making this own— the trans activists making this oeen e— the trans activists making this such a difficult— the trans activists making this such a difficult and divisive iooe— such a difficult and divisive eni— such a difficult and divisive issue and being— such a difficult and divisive issue and being so aggressive enoer— issue and being so aggressive enoer e— issue and being so aggressive enoer e ioo— issue and being so aggressive about a lot of— issue and being so aggressive about a lot of their messaging . about a lot of their messaging. it about a lot of their messaging. n-neeno— about a lot of their messaging. it-means that— about a lot of their messaging. it means that people like it has it means that people like wiiiien — it has it means that people like william _have_ it has it means that people like william _have

while at pmqs this afternoon, rishi sunak was asked by the snp westminster leader stephen flynn, to outline foremost was be eeebebe— in sudan, first and foremost was be be eur— in sudan, first and foremost was to evacuate our diplomats and bbebr— to evacuate our diplomats and their families, _ to evacuate our diplomats and their families, which i'm very bbeeseb. — their families, which i'm very bbeeseb. bre— their families, which i'm very pleased. we were one of the bbrsb— pleased. we were one of the first countries— pleased. we were one of the first countries to _ pleased. we were one of the first countries to be able to go,— first countries to be able to be, mr— first countries to be able to do, mr speaker,— first countries to be able to do, mr speaker, and since yesberbey— do, mr speaker, and since yesterday we've been conducting a yesterday we've been conducting e barge— yesterday we've been conducting e berge seabe— yesterday we've been conducting a large scale evacuation of brbbbsb— a large scale evacuation of british nationals . we have some british nationals. we have some of british