Number one, mr. Speaker. Prime minister. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I know the whole house will wish to join me in congratulating on winning the premier title. Here, here. 5000 to one outsiders at the start of the season. They showed incredible resilience and a great team ethic. Mr. Speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. May i start my associate myself with comments about the victory. The foreign secretary said theres a need for an initiative in dialogue to keep it alive. Will Prime Minister with drone strikes which have done nothing to bring about peace and redouble his efforts to securing political resolution to war to a new dialogue as recommended by the foreign secretary . I think we should do both things which is to continue to hit daesh terrorists because they threaten our country but at the same time do everything we can to support dialogue between oppos
We are out of a closer union. It affects the way the European Court will work. We have this guarantee that any power proposed being parsed passed from britain results in a referendum in our own country. There are risks to every course you take in life, but in terms of reducing the risks of staying, i think its been done very effectively. You think negotiations are dead . Mr. Cameron not at all. I think there will be a successful conclusion. I think r 13 rounds of discussions. A lot of what needs to be agreed on has been agreed on. It will take a bit on both sides. Its a very big deal for britain that could result in hundreds of millions of pounds of benefit for our economy. D think we could if done more for the industry if we had not been more in the eu . Mr. Cameron i dont. Output of thee Steel Industry goes europe. Its our biggest market. As much as 40 of the output. B, if we were outside the eu, we could be subject to the same antidumping tariffs with respect to china. I dont think