Either out of the door of our have already been overruled and thats very concerning to us in the environmental space and i think what we need so i understand realizes that we can have a very thriving economy and have green jobs and have embracing solar wind and natural gas and so this movement to go backwards to coal is very disturbing to us the coal industry employs less people than the rbs right now so why would we want to do that why would we want to say that were going to embrace coal when that whole industry is dying not because of anything dealing with environmental regulation but with automation and just changes in technology and so right now instead of putting tariffs on solar he should have been lifting up the Solar Industry instead of saying that were going to you know look at bringing back the coal industry we should look at Just Transition and finding a way to have those employees whove been powering our country for decades and generations figure out other ways to become a
That is where it took place this morning. It now appears at least 20 people were killed and many, many more injured. There was a real sense of silence at the moment around this area. Still is that eastern and dylan says, fire engines come at satoru go into that area still cornered off here. Neil was there anything unusual going on prior, anything that struck you as odd . In one sense, brussels has been on alert for this kind of attack it over them in a heightened sense of security with a very visible presence of an Army Personnel in the streets of brussels. Hopefully we pass some heavy arms soldiers and the jewish Radio Station on my way to work. This level of security has become familiar and in a sense have always to worry about security. It is the head of the e. U. Is to tuition. So in one sense, the authorities there used to u. N. Security company is having highlevel security and access. More people getting into different buildings here. But what is happening here today has really s
They believe that british planes will make a real difference in syria just as they are already doing in iraq. Honorable gentleman. Its important in this debate that theres respect across the house. Will the Prime Minister must apologize on every member of the opposition last night. [shouting] i really do suggest that we get on with the debate that the country wants to hear about. In many ways what ive just said helps to answer the next question that some members have asked why we dont increase level of air strike to free up other Coalition Capacity in syria. We have these capabilities that other members of the coalition benefit from and it doesnt make sense to stop that daesh do not respect. Let me make this argument. This is an important detail point. There was a recent incident in which Syrian Opposition forces needed urgent support in their fight against daesh, british tornadoes were eight minutes away just over the border in iraq, no one else was close, but britain couldnt help so
And how many of them are fundamentalists. I have not had an answer to that question and i would invite any member from the government side to tell the rest of the house what that is. Come on. Silencsilence. Respect. Critical issue posed by the i will give away in a moment to the esteemed chairman of the intelligence and security committee, of course i will, but this is an absolutely vital point. This is a vital point that was raised by the Foreign Affairs select committee. A key part of the argument of having any credibility that a Bombing Strategy will lead to meeting a longterm peace in syria and dealing with daish is that there are Ground Forces capable of taking the ground when they manage to displace and degrade forces. We have asked repeatedly, i ask again, i will give way if member from the government side wants to explain to the house, i see the foreign secretary, im happy to give way to him if he will confirm what is the make up of the 70,000 forces. Mr. Speaker, ive now asked
Direct threat to iraq and the government of iraq. He talks about some of the veterans as being from iraq. I would also add to that whats happened in tikrit, since thats been taken off isil. We have seen 70 of its population returning to that city. Later on in this debate, the importance of humanitarian aide and reconstruction, that can only work if you have Good Government in those times and the absence of isil in those. Well make a little bit of progress and i will take more interventions including from the different Political Parties in this house. Mr. Speaker, since my Statement Last week, the house has had an opportunity to ask questions of our security expert. Ive arranged a briefing for all members, as well as more detailed briefings. Ive spoken further to our allies, including president obama, chancellor merkel and the king of jordan. The king of jordan written in the Daily Telegraph expressing his wish for britain to stand with jordan in eliminating this global threat. Ive also