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Has he no ambition for the people of this country or for the people of wales, or for welsh farmers? ido! this government does, mr speaker! thats why were getting on with our agenda. the negotiations on the trade deal with australia are being led by the international trade secretary liz truss, who was grilled by a committee of mps. as traffic lights are the main chatter of the time, - if you were to use a traffic- light metaphor, which colour do you think best represents the cabinets view in - pr...

Delivered his first, or maiden, speech in the commons 18 months after he was elected. robin millar was the last of the 140 mps elected at the last general election in december 2019 to deliver his maiden. he shared with mps a word from the language of heaven. in wales, we have a word, cynefin, which loosely translates as habitat. but it means much more than that, and it carries a sense of belonging and being in the right place. so, although i left family and home for education, a career and for l...

With organisers still confident they can go ahead safely and the torch relay is into its 61st day. but doctors in osaka are warning against holding them, with hospitals injapans second largest city hit by a huge wave of new coronavirus infections. max moseley, the man credited with imporving driver safety in formula one, has died at the age of 81. we conduct our chief formula 1 writer about his life, how will max mosley be remembered? he writer about his life, how will max mosley be remembered?-...

And brown people, we still have numbers of cases on a regular basis of police brutality. so the numbers have not slowed down, and that needs to change. the only way i believe there could be real change is the passage of a federal law which right now would be the george floyd justice in policing act, being negotiated as we speak among senators in the senate. that would be critical for real significant change surrounding police reform and excessive use of force. could you give us one or two detail...

Its a special edition of hardtalk from the natural history museum in london. welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. now, this has to be one of the most distinctive museum spaces in the world, the main hall of the natural history museum in london. for more than a century, this space was dominated by the vast skeleton of dippy, the diplodocus dinosaur. but dippy has gone, to be replaced by hope, the blue whale. and that is perhaps a symbol of this museums desire to focus not so much on the deep p...

And allow our readers to make up their own minds about what is going on by providing them with the context and the background to these stories, to help them to understand both sides but without taking a side ourselves. anna, practically, how would you be covering the israel and the palestinian story? how would you be covering that right now? we have done it this week, it is our main news story this week, the team have just in fact sent that issue to press. i know that they were wrestling with it...

After speculation over this competition footage. the united states and the eu have condemned the forced diversion of a passenger plane carrying a dissident belarusian journalist. he belarusianjournalist. was he belarusian journalist. was arrested he belarusianjournalist. was arrested on he belarusian journalist. was arrested on landing. the plane flying from greece to lithuania was diverted to minsk in belarus. the us secretary of state antony blinken called it a shocking act that endangered the...

Cells in his retina the ability to make light—sensing proteins normally found in algae. after several months, his eyes started sending electrical signals to the brain — enabling him to "see" simple objects again. manchester city picked up the premier league trophy yesterday — this morning they were back in training ahead of what could be the biggest week in their history, when they play in the champions league final on saturday. for phil foden it all feels like a dream — aged just 20, th...

Were scrambled in belarus and they forced the plane to divert from vilnius to minsk international airport... on the wider point, because we are almost out of time, there was widespread international criticism after the elections last year. have you been satisfied that the international community has done enough since then? i would say the response was principled but very weak. it has not managed to influence the behaviour of lukashenko and his regime. the regime has escalated repression over tim...

As well as universities and also a much diverse range of ages. when the allegations erupted, few schools escaped scrutiny. some like highgate set up independent reviews. 0ne head teacher said it was their darkest days in teaching. the school regulator, 0fsted, is also investigating. what was accepted no longer is. lucy manning, bbc news. the uks third—largest steel maker, liberty steel, has announced plans to sell off its plant in stocksbridge as part of restructuring plans following the colla...