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And pressure. we need someone who has proven— and pressure. we need someone who has proven themselves to withstand that scrutiny and withstand that pressure — that scrutiny and withstand that pressure on brexit, and that is why i pressure on brexit, and that is why i believe _ pressure on brexit, and that is why i believe my— pressure on brexit, and that is why i believe my track record on brexit makes _ i believe my track record on brexit makes me — i believe my track record on brexit makes me the best person to actually deliver— makes me the best person to actually deliver on— ma...

Two main things. one is he claims he got brexit done, not entirely true. what he did do was get a package through the british parliament which his predecessor failed to get through which legally completed the process of the united kingdom leaving the eu. it's not done because there are a lot of messy elements to it, a lot of economic damage, and there is an unresolved bit to do with northern ireland. is it going to be down the irish sea or across the middle of the island of ireland, which may sound arcane but is an important point for a lot of people that is unresolved. and the other thing he ...

Unionist— choice over this because the unionist party effectively has a veto, — unionist party effectively has a veto, not_ unionist party effectively has a veto, notjust over the unionist party effectively has a veto, not just over the formation of the assembly, but over the government. that's hard—wired into the system — government. that's hard—wired into the system and you need that consensus. given you've got a really impeccable — consensus. given you've got a really impeccable position there from the dupi _ impeccable position there from the dup, who — impeccable position th...

Research group, former chief whip mark harper, a former minister and one of the big campaigners on brexit, for example, and they have been pressing the government to move back towards normality and move away from the state getting involved to an era of self—reliance and self policing. and i think they will be pleased with what they were here because the prime minister, under travel from some of his other backbenchers about other matters, about the parties, for example, about the parties, for example, about ten days ago at prime minister's questions, previewed events today by saying he hopes ...

With a urlogical infection. in britain, the brazen stabbing death of a member of parliament is once again testing how accessible politicians should be to the voters they represent. it's also being described as an act of terror. cbs' roxana saberi in london has the latest. >> reporter: today, prime minister boris johnson and opposition leader keir starmer visited the scene of the crime, laying flowers where david amess was killed. the conservative member of parliament was stabbed multiple times while meeting his constituents at this church. police say they arrested a 25-year-old suspect there a...