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Are not going to take part, not going to participate? i are not going to take part, not going to participate?— are not going to take part, not going to participate? i cannot sit here and predicate _ going to participate? i cannot sit here and predicate everything i i going to participate? i cannot sit i here and predicate everything i do on the basis that a uk government will continue to act in a deeply anti—democratic fashion. ive got to do what i consider to be the right thing, which is fi...

This is what— by the middle of this decade. fact, this is what experts say is standing still. this is what experts say is standing stiit~ no— this is what experts say is standing still. no conservative government has done — still. no conservative government has done that for the last 20 years. can you _ has done that for the last 20 years. can you give — has done that for the last 20 years. can you give a cast—iron guarantee that by— can you give a cast—iron guarantee that by the �...

Scrapping the protocol almost entirely and going back on a treaty that was not only endorsed by the uk parliament but endorsed by the uk electorate, in 2019. borisjohnson described the deal which includes the protocol as a great new deal and said they would be no more renegotiation. that conservative party manifesto commitment has now been resigned from by the government elected on the basis of that. some ofthe elected on the basis of that. some of the language — elected on the basis of that. ...

The press conference with the prime minister when he was locked up at ex— checkers, and he called the political editor of the sirens wail. —— the sun newspaper. this is what is said to harry cole. the final point about fiscal measures which i think may be a brittiantty— measures which i think may be a brilliantly veiled question on the long—awaited plans to deal with the — the long—awaited plans to deal with the problem, how to cover all of— with the problem, how to cover all of ...

But labours shadow health secretaryjonathan ashworth questioned the governments decision to move away from its existing policy. many across the house are puzzled because we recall this document that the government placed before the house when it asked me house to endorse the national insurance increase and indeed many did endorse the increase even though they were breaking their manifesto commitment. this document actually says it will introduce a care cap and it will deliver a court recommendat...

Be a labour manifesto commitment unless keir starmer and those he talks to wish it to be.— talks to wish it to be. iain, how irritatin: talks to wish it to be. iain, how irritating are _ talks to wish it to be. iain, how irritating are these _ talks to wish it to be. iain, how irritating are these rows - talks to wish it to be. iain, how irritating are these rows for i talks to wish it to be. iain, how irritating are these rows for the labour leadership, or how useful? to labour leadership, or...

We will— time, of course. we delivered it and we will deliver again for the lowest paid in— we will deliver again for the lowest paid in the — we will deliver again for the lowest paid in the country when we next get into government. that paid in the country when we next get into government.— into government. that is the shadow health secretary, _ into government. that is the shadow health secretary, saying _ into government. that is the shadow health secretary, saying labour- health sec...

Announced it as a policy. so i have not been involved in the recent gestation, - but it is true that i came| together with liz kendall from the labour party. and norman lamb from the liberal democrats in 2018 and proposed | something almost identical to what the government. has suggested. so we slightly signed up to it with a heavy heart, j but with the certainty. that it was the only way we were going to get. this problem resolved. talking of a heavy heart, borisjohnson has broken a manifesto c...

Government has suggested. so we slightly signed up to it with a heavy heart, but withl the certainty that it was the only way we were going to get this i problem resolved. talking of a heavy heart, borisjohnson has broken a manifesto commitment. manifesto promises used to be solemn vows round these parts. that time passed some time ago, but shall we listen to how he broke that promise? no conservative - government, mr speaker, ever wants to raise taxes _ and i will be honest with the house, i ac...

That something is being done, but our problem is now, and then weve got all the dangers of a winter epidemic or winter problems for people if we come into a really cold period, people need additional help. so i think theres a real challenge here as we go through the next few months. they are pressures that mean there is still some way to go before those at the heart of care will be convinced that the system is going to be fixed quickly enough. alison holt, bbc news. this evenings vote in the com...