i do not want to be in the position that my right honourable friend the memberfor witham, whose determinationmy right honourable friend the home secretary or my successors as immigration minister to be in that position. we as the house are giving them a hard deal. we are doing them a disservice if we allow the bill to continue in that way. they must have the full power of parliament to ignore those rule 39 injunctions and to get those flights in the air. there are other things i know others will contribute, not least my honourable friend the member for stone and the work he has done during out some of the other challenges with this bill. but i will close with this. this is not a bad bill. but it is not the best bill. i want this bill to work. the test of this policy is not, is it the strongest bill we've done, is it the strongest bill we've done, is it a good compromise? it is, will it work? that's all the public care about. they don't care about rwanda as a scheme. they care about stopping this votes. and we are sent here to do that for them. —— stopping the boats. i will never elevate conte

stage like this in gaza, they gave everything in the past, both cher jenin, tul karam, khalqlia, and withaml of them with all their heart. we can say that there is no difference between the palestinian people , whether they live in the west bank or in gaza, and this is the reason for the zionist regime's attacks on the west bank . to you viewers who accompanied today's world until the end, have a good night and god bless you. so far , a resolution had been approved regardless of the british abstention. until america vetoed it and this is what he wanted. imposed on the international community in support of the continued attacks of the zionist regime on the people of gaza. after the veto, the american representative said: he was surprised that the islamic countries refused to call hamas a terrorist group and condemn its operations in the text of the resolution, despite america's request. america's veto in this meeting was met with strong reactions. we are against america's veto because of the killing of the people of gaza. in a statement, he announced that the united states was arrogant he us

. >> to witham in northern essex with the local mp priti patel . with the local mp priti patel.arents came after eddie. i mean, threatened to literally kill the asians living in uganda. how they set up their own businesses. made a success of their lives and pretty of course, rising to some of the most senior cabin posts in milan. her ups and downs in politics, but also her love for her constituency . her constituency. >> welcome back. i should say there was a migrant hotel here, wasn't it? there was in the home secretary three years ago and i turned up and i probably helped you in a way. and everything changed after that. well, there we are. we are. >> we are. >> there we are pretty. i first heard of you in 1918, late 1996, early 97. i was told about this young woman who was working with jemmy goldsmith in the referendum party's office. i mean, so there's always been a bit of political rebellion in you, hasn't there? >> well, that's one way of putting it. but that also tells me i've been sort of doing the anti—eu campaign, as anti—eu campaign, probably as long as well. long as y

. >> to witham in northern essex with the local mp priti patel . with the local mp priti patel.arents came after eddie. i mean, threatened to literally kill the asians living in uganda. how they set up their own businesses. made a success of their lives and pretty of course, rising to some of the most senior cabin posts in milan. her ups and downs in politics, but also her love for her constituency . her constituency. >> welcome back. i should say there was a migrant hotel here, wasn't it? there was in the home secretary three years ago and i turned up and i probably helped you in a way. and everything changed after that. well, there we are. we are. >> we are. >> there we are pretty. i first heard of you in 1918, late 1996, early 97. i was told about this young woman who was working with jemmy goldsmith in the referendum party's office. i mean, so there's always been a bit of political rebellion in you, hasn't there? >> well, that's one way of putting it. but that also tells me i've been sort of doing the anti—eu campaign, as anti—eu campaign, probably as long as well. long as y

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