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Correct this is good news. News for people who voted me, for people who voted for men who thought we were going to crush out of here. 18 months on from the referendum results, the Prime Minister scripts through phase one of the negotiations. They are claims that pushing people into poverty and destitution, ministers make changes to the welfare benefits. Perfect, noment is benefit system is perfect, no debates, no motion is perfect but we Work Together to make this plateau. In his budget, the cha...

Announcer thanks for watching. Announcer the British Parliament is in recess for the holidays. Prime ministers questions returns january kent. Now january 10. Now we review the events that happened in the british house of commons since the summer. This is an hour. 18 months on from the referendum results, the Prime Minister scripts through phase one of the negotiations. Host facing claims that they are pushing people into poverty and destitution, ministers make changes to the welfare benefits. N...

Hello there and welcome to westminster written review. Back with all the drama here i westminster since the summer. Coming up on this program, theresa may held her success in securing a nerd breaks a deal. It is good news for those people who voted me. It is good news for people who were worried we were going to crash without you. 18 months the Prime Ministers scraped through phase one of negotiations. Basing claims they are pushing people into poverty and destitution. Ministers make changes to ...

Nonviolent extremism as well as violent extremism, and weve invested more time, resources and money in counter narrative operations. Mr. Speaker weve always been clear that the police and security agencies must have the capabilities and powers they need to do their job and following the attacks in paris the Prime Minister has reiterated that commitment. Unfortunately, it comes to Communications Data and intercepted communication, theres no Cross Party Consensus and, therefore, no parliamentary m...

That should be a principle of you and the principle that the Prime Minister reiterated in Prime Ministers questions today. I would have hoped that would have been a principle that could have been held by everybody across all parties in this house of commons. Certainly as far as im concerned, as far as the conservative party is concerned our manifesto would make it clear well introduce legislation needed to restore our declining Communications Capability and well use all the legal powers availabl...

Three stages of miliband the final part which is i think they have finally accepted there is a deficit and they voted for 30 billion pounds of adjustment they cannot have managed to tell us how much they are going to raise in taxes what theyre going to do in spending. They have had four and a half years to come up with an Economic Policy and they have got no plan for our country. My 95yearold, my 95yearold constituent was taken by ambulance to the hospital where she waited six hours in the corri...

Hello. Welcome to countdown. I am mark barton. And i am anna ed3wards. And i and manus cranny. A key transport hub, the second day of the ceasefire, and we will bring you the latest. Just about 6 00 in london, and lets talk about greece. Euro finance ministers reconvene in brussels, aimed at breaking the gridlock between greece and its creditors. The greek minister said he was confident of a favorable outcome for greece, signs of a willingness to compromise sending greek stocks and bonds higher ...

<p><span>Thank you for being here. This has been a very productive week and I’d like to thank the IMF and World Bank – as well as my counterparts in Germany and Indonesia at the G7 and G20 respectively – for their leadership this week.</span></p>