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war basically the cyberspace administration in china is saying we've seen some cure rarity rest but we can explore what they are. we're about to get on the us side when a leading maker of chips in china, which will be the biggest beneficiary if micron pulls out a child is not allowed to be used, what we're seeing mike gallagher come in and saying we should actually be restricting them as well. now we've got tit—for—tat on—chip so that we're trying to de—escalate. the idea is that we're driving down tension so we're driving down tension so we don't continue with the chipboard and hopefully will make progress. right now this is a sideshow in the middle of these negotiations.— these negotiations. indian prime minister _ these negotiations. indian prime minister is - these negotiations. indian prime minister is in - these negotiations. indian i prime minister is in australia for a two day visit boosting economic ties with that last year two way trade was valued at abruptly $3i year two way trade was valued at abruptly $31 billion. that's only expected to grow after a free—trade deal came into effect last year. bill mercer
smuggling happens, whether through human trafficking or smuggling of weapons, so any chaos taking place in sudan will make the egyptian authorities really nervous and this is why the egyptians are trying to step in to help, not only in evacuation efforts, but also in trying to convince warring parties to go back to a negotiation and try to go back to a negotiation and try to find out some sort of settlement, but so far nobody seems to be listening and in fact, the egyptians or the egyptian authorities are seen by many experts are siding with general al—burhan, the de facto leader of in sudan and head of the national army. this is how the picture is seen by a lot of experts. although the egyptian government says they are not taking any sides in this conflict and theyjust want things to be resolved through negotiations.— things to be resolved through negotiations. back to their own cairo. negotiations. back to their own cairo- thanks _ negotiations. back to their own cairo. thanks for _ negotiations. back to their own cairo. thanks for the _ negotiations. back to their own cairo. thanks for the latest - negotiations. back to their own l cairo. thanks for the latest from where you are. let's continue with
Viet Nam will continue its coordination with other members of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) to soon conclude the negotiations on the UK’s accession to the trade pact.
teachers. we have had no negotiations.— teachers. we have had no negotiations. teachers. we have had no neuotiations. ., �* , a ., negotiations. non-? because michael gove said the — negotiations. non-? because michael gove said the education _ negotiations. non-? because michael gove said the education secretary - negotiations. non-? because michael gove said the education secretary is l gove said the education secretary is attentive, looking for solutions, trying to be helpful. t’m attentive, looking for solutions, trying to be helpful.— attentive, looking for solutions, trying to be helpful. i'm glad she is warm but _ trying to be helpful. i'm glad she is warm but she _ trying to be helpful. i'm glad she is warm but she has _ trying to be helpful. i'm glad she is warm but she has not - trying to be helpful. i'm glad she is warm but she has not been i trying to be helpful. i'm glad she - is warm but she has not been looking for solutions this year. the pay review should have been published on friday, it's not been published, we think the reason for that is we think the reason for that is we think what they are prepared to offer is so unacceptable they don't want to put it forward. [30 offer is so unacceptable they don't want to put it forward.— want to put it forward. do you -- strike action _ want to put it forward. do you -- strike action will _ want to put it forward. do you -- strike action will cause _ want to put it forward. do you --j strike action will cause disruption to many parents, is this the best thing to do? tt’s to many parents, is this the best thing to do?— to many parents, is this the best thin to do? �*, ., , , thing to do? it's not the best thing to do and we _ thing to do? it's not the best thing to do and we don't _ thing to do? it's not the best thing to do and we don't want _ thing to do? it's not the best thing to do and we don't want to - thing to do? it's not the best thing to do and we don't want to do - thing to do? it's not the best thing to do and we don't want to do it. l to do and we don't want to do it. why are you doing it then? because there are two other teaching unions not going on strike. thea;r there are two other teaching unions not going on strike.—
the minimum standard level, service level, but all those who participate in the strike can be dismissed without recourse to unfair dismissal.— without recourse to unfair dismissal. �* . , ., ,, ., dismissal. but what grant shapps has said is that in — dismissal. but what grant shapps has said is that in the _ dismissal. but what grant shapps has said is that in the commons, - dismissal. but what grant shapps has said is that in the commons, the - said is that in the commons, the government absolutely believes in the right to strike, but at the same time, it is duty—bound to protect the lives and livelihoods of people in the uk in all circumstances? certainly, that is indeed what is sad, but there is another way of addressing that problem, and that is to sit round a table and negotiate a resolution to these disputes. these disputes are only occurring because the level of wages is not keeping pace with the level of price inflation, so that gap needs to be met, and it can only be met by... but you are now entering the realms of the negotiations.— but you are now entering the realms of the negotiations._ what | of the negotiations. certainly. what the government _ of the negotiations. certainly. what the government is _ of the negotiations. certainly. what the government is talking _ of the negotiations. certainly. what the government is talking about. of the negotiations. certainly. what the government is talking about hisj the government is talking about his future scenarios where there can�*t be a negotiated settlement, and
speaker and giving the conservative freedom caucus seats on the powerful rules committee. according to members involved in the negotiations.according to me involved in the negotiations. negotiations. but the offer was not enough. and now some conservative critics are slamming the handful of mccarthy opponents. >> he has 203. your side has 20. why is it time for him to withdraw and not you when he has so many more votes? >> well, sean, he needs 218, and he does not have 218. >> neither do you. >> reporter: but tonight colorado's lauren boebert tempting us her issue is mccarthy himself. >> you are a no on kevin mccarthy specifically. >> my vote does not get kevin mccarthy the speakership. i'm a no on kevin mccarthy. >> reporter: ryan zinke of montana still supports mccarthy. >> if it continues to if this continues to drag on then, wouldn't this be on indication you aren't united yet. >> we'll find out. i'm on the c train never to quit. i'll be here as long as it takes. >> reporter: as for that potential deal sources tell us there are still details to work out, and it still may not get mccarthy
into a room with me, whether that is conciliation or a one—to—one, i will not be found wanting in my negotiations. 50 not be found wanting in my negotiations.— not be found wanting in my neuotiations. , ., ., negotiations. so you would give some round on negotiations. so you would give some ground on the — negotiations. so you would give some ground on the original _ negotiations. so you would give some ground on the original demand? - negotiations. so you would give some ground on the original demand? i'm l ground on the original demand? i'm not ground on the original demand? in not saying i wouldn't, and during the week, i won't dig in if he doesn't take in.— the week, i won't dig in if he doesn't take in. ., ., u, doesn't take in. you are indicating some flexibility? _ doesn't take in. you are indicating some flexibility? look— doesn't take in. you are indicating some flexibility? look what - doesn't take in. you are indicating - some flexibility? look what happened in scotland, when _ some flexibility? look what happened in scotland, when the _ some flexibility? look what happened in scotland, when the first _ some flexibility? look what happened in scotland, when the first minister . in scotland, when the first minister asked to with me. it was on friday, and by friday evening, we had suspended our strike dates for scotland. again, that is very much demonstrating we are not what digging in. that is not what nurses do. come on, let's have the discussions and the negotiation. in discussions and the negotiation. in scotland, there was a less generous offer, you are saying that he would accept less than you have been asking for for the strikes? i’m asking for for the strikes? i'm sa in: , asking for for the strikes? i'm saying. come _ asking for for the strikes? i'm saying, come to _ asking for for the strikes? i�*rn saying, come to the table and let's have the discussion.— have the discussion. stuart rose, ou have have the discussion. stuart rose, you have had _