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And it doesnt even necessarily mean that it is advisable. i repeat the view of the welsh government, that this is the year to holiday at home and to enjoy everything that wales has to offer. although flights to the sun are still available from the welsh government—owned cardiff airport. but in wales, too, there is concern about the growing number of confirmed cases of the indian variant. is there a risk that further easing of restrictions without continuing or non—pharmaceutical intervention...

At stormont, northern irelands first minister gave a relatively upbeat assessment ahead of the lifting of covid restrictions to allow travel to the rest of the uk and ireland. i am pleased to say that we continue to to make good progress in our pathways out of restriction. at the executive meeting on the 13th of may we made decisions on the further reopening of the economy and society as part of our formal review of the pathway. we had good news for those with marriage and civil partnerships pla...

Why doesnt the prime minister drop this hopeless system, get control of our borders and introduce a proper system that can protect against the threat of future variants of the virus? when you look at the labour position on borders, its hopelessly confused. last night, i think the shadow home secretary said that they wanted to cut this country off from the rest of the world, mr speaker — pause all travel, pause all travel, even though 75% of our medicines and 50% of our food actually come from ...

Question, and as she is probably aware the task force is looking at economic recovery but also looking at societal recovery. and weve always said that if we can do things better after the covid—i9 pandemic then we should take the opportunity to do that. arlene foster, the outgoing first minister. ministers at westminster have been warned that a proposed trade deal with australia could put british farmers out of business, even if it means cheaper prices for shoppers. there are fears that huge a...

The operational relationshipl between the scotrail alliance and transport scotland greatl british railways will work? the extension of ministerial. control over gbr/network rail means this is likely to become far more complicated. - look, i know that he approaches the subject with tremendous dogma, as if our railway lines dont interconnect, but they do. or as if the only way through this is, in the case of scotrail, to nationalise it. and we just take a much more open view about the best way to ...

Ive been very clear with them that, of course, im always looking to make sure — as i have committed to — that british farmers will not be undercut by unfair practices from elsewhere, and we will make sure in all the deals we do, that british farming thrives. and im absolutely confident that will be achieved through the australia deal. liz truss. the transport secretary has unveiled what he says is the biggest shake—up in britains railways for three decades. passengers are being offered fle...

It got to the stage where i changed from the person to go to to a person to avoid. mps on the health and social care committee also heard from a carer about the challenges he faced getting funding for his mothers nursing care. after delays and errors, a panel of health and council officials decided that she didnt qualify. the way in which they handled that was appalling, they wouldnt tell me the reasons for that, they didnt even tell me there was that panel so when i appealed, because i thought ...

Steps, particularly in midlife, but the most important and the most urgent and pressing need is for social care reform because we know whilst at the moment the diseases that cause dementia are not curable yet, we know that there are things that can be done by the government to really ensure that the stories that were hearing from jonathan and john are not everyday occurrences. but where would the money for social care reform come from? were all going to have to pay more if were going to have a d...

Exonerated 39 of the hundreds of sub—postmasters and sub—postmistresses prosecuted by the post office for stealing money — cases based on faulty it evidence. some even went to prison. the landmark court of appeal judgement changed the context for the inquiry. following it, the government did not hesitate to act to give the inquiry more teeth and to equip sir wyn with more powers. to affected postmasters and their families, madame deputy speaker, my message is this — we are listening, and...

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 c...