but as simon said, the tca— would be easier. but as simon said, the tca is— would be easier.mon said, the tca is to be _ would be easier. but as simon said, the tca is to be looked _ would be easier. but as simon said, the tca is to be looked at _ would be easier. but as simon said, the tca is to be looked at for- would be easier. but as simon said, the tca is to be looked at for the i the tca is to be looked at for the implementation, _ the tca is to be looked at for the implementation, not _ the tca is to be looked at for the implementation, not so - the tca is to be looked at for the implementation, not so much . the tca is to be looked at for the implementation, not so much to| implementation, not so much to renegotiate _ implementation, not so much to renegotiate. but _ implementation, not so much to renegotiate. but if— implementation, not so much to renegotiate. but if there - implementation, not so much to renegotiate. but if there is- renegotiate. but if there is something _ renegotiate. but if there is something in— renegotiate. but if there is something in there -

the tca is a good deal, it's not i the tca is a good deal, it's not perfect, — the tca is a good dealamework in my view, i voted against it, _ windsor framework in my view, i voted against it, is— windsor framework in my view, i voted against it, is not— voted against it, is not satisfactory _ voted against it, is not satisfactory to - voted against it, is not satisfactory to leave i voted against it, is not satisfactory to leave a | voted against it, is not. satisfactory to leave a bit voted against it, is not- satisfactory to leave a bit of the uk in _ satisfactory to leave a bit of the uk in an— satisfactory to leave a bit of the uk in an in— satisfactory to leave a bit of the uk in an in and _ satisfactory to leave a bit of the uk in an in and out— satisfactory to leave a bit of the uk in an in and out situation. i satisfactory to leave a bit of the uk in an in and out situation. gill uk in an in and out situation. whole other programme could uk in an in and out situation.- whole other programme could be uk in an in and out situation- whole other programme could be to that. that's

this government tca , in the government in the tca, in the trade and cooperation agreement, hitched useu. it made a commitment to the european convention of human rights and it signed us up to horizon europe, which is not a benign research programme. it's an eu political motivated research programme which has defence at its heart . this is defence at its heart. this is something we should not be applauding. we should be running away from horizon europe. >> okay, ben habib, those are your opinions. thank you very much for sharing that this morning. of course, the scientific and academic community really welcome community would really welcome the horizon programme. we were meant another guest meant to have another guest who would other of would argue the other side of that but you very much. >> there was no debate to be had. >> well, the scientific and academic community would disagree ben habib, disagree with you. ben habib, thank though, for thank you very much, though, for your time this morning. do let us know what make of us know what you make of that story. make the story. what do

in third grade, my younger daughter, who was at tca in tca at argonne elementary, missed three monthsof 1 to 1 para services and seven months of ci services. this was on top of five months of ci services that she missed in pre-k. um, my kids are one of many, many kids who miss these services at their respective schools. lack of iep services has a direct impact on students and school staff. students don't learn, they regress. they make. they don't make social connections. they act out. and there are obvious safety issues. this is unacceptable. well, needless to say, i support usf's proposal for para raises the district cannot afford not to provide raises for these indispensable staff members. thank you. thank you. thank you. i'll be calling the next group up. betty, you oscar. erika bernard, christy adams. diana valdez, valdivia and nick leone. we we just go. hello, everyone. my name is betty newhouser. i am a parent of two children in grant elementary school. both of them need iep services and are in special ed and i am here to not only support parent raises, but to really like, you k

well, as i say, i've been talking to people with knowledge of the tca, that agreement agreed 2 or 3 years a long time ago, the one area they think there's open for negotiation is fish quotas . the negotiation is fish quotas. the uk, the uk gets back control of all of its fish, fish, fisheries after. i think it's the end of 2025 or 20 early 2026. and it's that which the french want. it's always about fish andrew and bev with the eu, isn't it? going back to the cod wars in the 19705? back to the cod wars in the 1970s? and back to the cod wars in the 19705? and i back to the cod wars in the 1970s? and i think that's what they'll want. and then what we might want return is, is some might want in return is, is some deal on ev battery as that's for electric vehicles we're seeing of course mini bmw building new these new minis in in cowley and in oxford and country of origin matters because that's how you can ensure you can sell british cars on the continent. so a deal on electric batteries might be done for a fish. that's one idea. we're not doing brexit yet. andrew and bev don't worry about it

renegotiate the they're going to renegotiate the terms trade deal or the terms of the trade deal or the tcas the uk's should get back control of all of its fisheries. fisheries that were temporarily left with the eu at the stage when we left the european union. what deal will starmer do if he dared do a deal frankly about uk fishing waters? it could be a deal on on batteries for electric vehicles and ensuring they're not they're not hit by tariffs when traded back into the eu trading bloc. so what is clear is the b word that's brexit and britain . but that's brexit and britain. but came up. martin so brexit brexit came up. martin so brexit is what it was definitely a key talking point. i did say was there any chat about small boats , to which there was no answer, so they stopped doing a shopping list subject areas list of comet of subject areas they but it's quite they spoke about. but it's quite clear that this is an attempt by sir keir form personal sir keir to form a personal relationship and there was also quite interesting because malcolm macron is not necessarily same part necessarily

it was in that tca a few years ago. but also the taxpayer. it will enable taxpayer. what it will enable our scientific community and businesses to do is access fantastic world class facilities and also work with some of the brightest and best across the globe to tackle things like drug discovery, dressing cures for cancen discovery, dressing cures for cancer, working on climate change. some of the biggest issues that face us today , and issues that face us today, and in fact, a staggering figure is that two thirds of the horizon research projects actually result in groundbreaking discoveries. now, that's staggering. that's certainly something we want to be part of . it's something that's going to then produce more jobs here in then produce more jobs here in the well. been the uk as well. it's been welcomed by businesses like rolls small businesses rolls royce and small businesses as well. and fundamentally what's important is the deal we've got is not just the deal that was originally on offer. we've managed to negotiat