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about him and by all means,, like, you know, like like we are outraged. like, this is saying, like, i don't know, not right. right. and sean, this is what we're hearing so much. it's about families. we've goaring so m t to train behind us ., we've got protesters. i hope you all cani hear me. but this is about families.famis this is about children. and i keep hearing that over and i keep hearing that over and over again. this is about making surs e that everybody's child is safe on the streets and about buildinge on the trust with thee community. again, you know, police comm i t we're hearing here in memphisn i is that people want to be ablere to trust each other again.y they want to be able to trust ab their police officials and they want to be able to trust each other. and they jusle otherant want tot message out. >> all right., sara. sara said my best to the tell the the nice people you talk to that we said thank you. the i think one of the hardest harde things everyon ie having a hard time understanding and what i can't get overwh is the lack f professionalism and the utter
have an impact on the bbc. it's pretty extraordinary, if someone who is running to be the chairman ends up acting as a broker to help the prime minister of the day out of whatever financial difficulties he was in. at the very least, that should all have been declared and brought into the open. a spokesman for borisjohnson said all of his financial arrangements had been properly declared and registered. the bbc says it has no role in the recruitment of the chair, and any questions are a matter for the government. we can speak to sir alistair graham, former chairman of the committee on standards in public life, which advises the prime minister on ethical standards of conduct. cani can i get your reaction to what we have been hearing, these reports in the sunday times? in your opinion, has there been a conflict of interest? there is the potential for conflict of interest? there is the potentialfor a conflict of interest. it is
rdg, we are working through a group called the r irg and the three trade unions sign up for an agreement with them. part of the enabling agreement was that certain parts of the railway were excluded from severance, including signal persons, cards and drivers, receiving a deal that there will be no compulsory redundancies until 202a. also the deal told us what our people would do, where we would negotiate and broke the arrangements within the enabling agreement about how we would cascade any broadbrush agreement we might have made at a national level. my board, my committee will deal with that next monday. i am committee will deal with that next monday. lam naturally committee will deal with that next monday. i am naturally being questioned all the time and what my view on that deal is, i'm incredibly open and cannot recommend any one element of it and it may destroy the ability to go back to the stocks in future. i ability to go back to the stocks in future. ., ,., ., future. i will delve into some of those points — future. i will delve into some of those points and _ future. i will delve into some of those points and obviously - future. i will delve into some of those points and obviously we | future. i will delve into some of- those points and obviously we have, the other side of the table coming to us, injust under an hour, but cani to us, injust under an hour, but can i hand over to paul?
cani can i get your reaction to the taliban's decision? that can i get your reaction to the taliban's decision?— can i get your reaction to the taliban's decision? at first it was really shocking _ taliban's decision? at first it was really shocking for _ taliban's decision? at first it was really shocking for us _ taliban's decision? at first it was really shocking for us when - taliban's decision? at first it was really shocking for us when we . taliban's decision? at first it was. really shocking for us when we are the news. and when i contacted the university and whether this is true or not, the middle of the finals and confirming it. iwas or not, the middle of the finals and confirming it. i was really shocked. he expected this to happen, there were some rumours that they were going to do this as well because the ban on high schools, no graduates and universities and we thought this may be implemented on them, but they did this to the girls who were about to graduate and something that, i can't find anywhere to explain the things you're feeling and. you
failure in the sector. core scientific, one of the biggest publicly—traded companies creating, or "mining", crypto currencies in the us, filed for bankruptcy protection. it blamed slumping bitcoin prices and rising energy costs for bitcoin mining. so what is the outlook for the crypto industry? we can cross live to new york to speak to crypto expert molly jane zuckerman. cani can i ask you first of all, we have just had this news that sam bankman—fried has been released on this huge amount of bail, your reaction to that? tim this huge amount of bail, your reaction to that?— reaction to that? i'm a bit surprised _ reaction to that? i'm a bit surprised but _ reaction to that? i'm a bit surprised but i _ reaction to that? i'm a bit surprised but i guess - reaction to that? i'm a bit surprised but i guess i - reaction to that? i'm a bit - surprised but i guess i understand that the judge believes that he is too recognisable at this point to be able to flee so it's a high bail but his parents were able to meet it. and what is the scale of this? put this into context? how big a case is this into context? how big a case is this going to be? we: this into context? how big a case is this going to be?— this going to be? it's going to be a hue case this going to be? it's going to be a huge case because _ this going to be? it's going to be a huge case because it _ this going to be? it's going to be a huge case because it is _ this going to be? it's going to be a huge case because it is a - this going to be? it's going to be a huge case because it is a level- this going to be? it's going to be a huge case because it is a level of. huge case because it is a level of elected financial fraud that runs in the billions and the issue is that it took place offshore is in the
family. we live with the profound loss each day and each day we are destroyed a little more. we are deeply touched by the kindness we have felt from so many and this is testament to the power of zara's spirits. thank you. cani can i begin by expressing my deepest sympathies to zara's loved ones? by paying _ sympathies to zara's loved ones? by paying tribute to their strength and resolve _ paying tribute to their strength and resolve and by thanking her family for asking — resolve and by thanking her family for asking me to make this statement today~ _ for asking me to make this statement today they— for asking me to make this statement today. they have suffered a trauma no one _ today. they have suffered a trauma no one should ever be forced to endure — no one should ever be forced to endure. how many of us can say that
puts pressure on the west to respond or put pressure on zelensky. let’s i or put pressure on zelensky. let's talk about that _ or put pressure on zelensky. let's talk about that response. - or put pressure on zelensky. talk about that response. we've or put pressure on zelensky— talk about that response. we've been told as an extra billion dollars to combat the damage. is it a sufficient commitment to tackle the scale of the problem? lt’s sufficient commitment to tackle the scale of the problem?— scale of the problem? it's hard to sa riaht scale of the problem? it's hard to say right now _ scale of the problem? it's hard to say right now because _ scale of the problem? it's hard to i say right now because understanding the scale _ say right now because understanding the scale of— say right now because understanding the scale of the _ say right now because understanding the scale of the problem _ say right now because understanding the scale of the problem is _ say right now because understanding the scale of the problem is very- the scale of the problem is very difficult — the scale of the problem is very difficult. unless— the scale of the problem is very difficult. unless you're - 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impossible task. it's a lot of money and it— impossible task. it's a lot of money and it can _ impossible task. it's a lot of money and it can certainly— impossible task. it's a lot of money and it can certainly help, _ impossible task. it's a lot of money and it can certainly help, and - impossible task. it's a lot of money and it can certainly help, and it i and it can certainly help, and it may— and it can certainly help, and it may be — and it can certainly help, and it may be sufficient, _ and it can certainly help, and it may be sufficient, but - and it can certainly help, and it may be sufficient, but the i and it can certainly help, and it i may be sufficient, but the bigger news _ may be sufficient, but the bigger news is _ may be sufficient, but the bigger news is today, _ may be sufficient, but the bigger news is today, the _ may be sufficient, but the bigger news is today, the biden - news is today, the biden administration _ news is today, the biden administration looks- news is today, the biden administration looks likej news is today, the biden i administration looks like it's going to release — administration looks like it's going to release missile _ administration looks like it's going to release missile batteries- administration looks like it's going. to release missile batteries ukraine in the _ to release missile batteries ukraine in the few— to release missile batteries ukraine in the few weeks. _ to release missile batteries ukraine in the few weeks. tell— to release missile batteries ukraine in the few weeks.— to release missile batteries ukraine in the few weeks. tell us why you're highlighting — in the few weeks. tell us why you're highlighting that. _ in the few weeks. tell us why you're highlighting that. ukraine _ in the few weeks. tell us why you're highlighting that. ukraine has i in the few weeks. tell us why you're highlighting that. ukraine has been| highlighting that. ukraine has been askin: for highlighting that. ukraine has been asking for long-range _ highlighting that. ukraine has been asking for long-range air _ highlighting that. ukraine has been asking for long-range air defence i asking for long—range air defence for months — asking for long—range air defence for months. the _ asking for long—range air defence for months. the russian- asking for long—range air defence for months. the russian missilesj for months. the russian missiles that are — for months. the russian missiles that are being— for months. the russian missiles that are being used _ for months. the russian missiles that are being used to _ for months. the russian missiles that are being used to commit i for months. the russian missiles. that are being used to commit this war crime — that are being used to commit this war crime against— that are being used to commit this war crime against ukraine - that are being used to commit this war crime against ukraine to- that are being used to commit this war crime against ukraine to take i war crime against ukraine to take out the civilian _ war crime against ukraine to take out the civilian infrastructure i war crime against ukraine to take out the civilian infrastructure cani out the civilian infrastructure can be intercepted _ out the civilian infrastructure can be intercepted with _ out the civilian infrastructure can be intercepted with this - out the civilian infrastructure can be intercepted with this system. | be intercepted with this system. this is— be intercepted with this system.
soon? lastly, mr speaker, cani prospect of being delivered any time soon? lastly, mr speaker, can i ask the prime _ soon? lastly, mr speaker, can i ask the prime minister whether the northern— the prime minister whether the northern ireland protocol was raised by either— northern ireland protocol was raised by either us or eu colleagues? failure — by either us or eu colleagues? failure to — by either us or eu colleagues? failure to make progress is hurting british— failure to make progress is hurting british research, development, and trade _ british research, development, and trade all_ british research, development, and trade. all at a time when we need to remove _ trade. all at a time when we need to remove barriers for british business. fixing this issue could lead _ business. fixing this issue could tead to— business. fixing this issue could lead to a — business. fixing this issue could lead to a better relationship with our biggest trading partners and opportunity for our scientists and exporters — opportunity for our scientists and exporters. an end to the past two years— exporters. an end to the past two years of— exporters. an end to the past two years of unnecessary fights and division — years of unnecessary fights and division so when is he going to deliver? — division so when is he going to deliver? mr speaker, our international alliances had never been _ international alliances had never been so — international alliances had never been so crucial for global stability and our— been so crucial for global stability and our own stability. on the side of the _ and our own stability. on the side of the house, we know that standing up of the house, we know that standing up to— of the house, we know that standing up to russia's aggression will require — up to russia's aggression will require further sacrifice. but we must _ require further sacrifice. but we must make those sacrifices because taking _ must make those sacrifices because taking no _ must make those sacrifices because taking no action is not an option. the message from all of us must be clear - _ the message from all of us must be clear — ukraine will win and putin
cani can i welcome the appointment of the chancellor and wish him well in his job? because his success, on his success, depends the success of our constituents. whilst inflation cannot be blamed on the government because it is an international thing, and whilst interest rates are going across the world, the one thing that the chancellor is fully responsible for its today's increase in taxation, which will take money from people at a vital time, not able to pay their bills or their investment plans. i assume he has done some economic modelling on this. what impact does he believe it will have on growth and on the burden of debt in relation to gdp over the next two years? he burden of debt in relation to gdp over the next two years? he asks a very important _ over the next two years? he asks a very important question. _ over the next two years? he asks a very important question. what i over the next two years? he asks a very important question. what has| very important question. what has been announced today is largely the cancellation of plant tax cuts, rather than actual new tax
0k... because it was on an individual, ok... good... cani because it was on an individual, ok... good... can i ask her, why is it, because we had to have the statement earlier at 11 o'clock whilst i was on the train, when you can actually get on a train... can i ask her... can i ask her why the markets needed reassuring? well, the first thing i would say to the honourable lady is i fully appreciate the optics of me appearing at the dispatch box. but there is a very genuine reason why there is a very genuine reason why the prime minister is not here today and i would just dress to you that —— just stress to you, i can imagine people making political hay over it, she would wish to be here but she's not able to at the moment. and the chancellor will be along shortly to answer these questions. last friday, the value of the pound