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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 majority to pass the legislation to give the piece and security agencies the security they need. But ...

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 available to us to make sure where appropriate the police and security and intelligence agencies have the ma...

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 corridor before being admitted. The next morning she was moved to another hospital because there were no ...

Following on the success of the Coronation of Charles III, representatives of the UK Overseas Territories had ample time to make political contacts with British members of Parliament, cabinet ministers and other officials, in anticipation of the Joint Ministerial Council on May 11/12.