This is 30 minutes. Colleagues, members of the Youth Parliament will now make speeches on the 50th anniversary of the sexual offenses act of 1967. I call first, from the east. Please welcome, calvin. [applause] of 1967. I call first, from the east. Please welcome, calvin. [applause] thank you, mr. Speaker. Compassionate, tolerant,. Ttributes 50 years ago, society reject did of convictions, recognizing that it is indefensible. Homosexualitybout in the u. K. Respected individuals are not accepted. It is six central it is essential for defect and the bigotry. It is still relevant. The roof may shake, the rain may empty, but they cannot enter. I have never been and will never be the states role to say what sexuality is acceptable. Marriagesamesex demonstrates our acceptance is not just a position we bring out on special occasions. Acceptance is pivotal to our law. It is illegal to engage in a sexual relationship. Hearing the objections sickens me. Still, humanity ignores such cowardice at.
Contracts with the National Health service and British Armed forces. This is 45 minutes. Order, questions to the Prime Minister. Thank you, mr. Speaker. This morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. I should have further meetings today. The government must take responsibility for its role in the mess. Thousands of staff face unemployment. I am concerned for the 1400 korean apprentices, some of whom i have met locally. It is not good enough to pass the buck. Will the Prime Minister guarantee today that every one of the apprentices will complete their training and be paid . P. M. May can i say that i recognize this has been a difficult time for a number of people concerned about their jobs, services, and pensions. I will first of all provide reassurance to all employees working on public certainties Public Services that they should continue to turn up to work, confident in the knowledge that they will be paid for the work they are providing. The government is not ru
Of the Smithsonian Museum of african art on the 50th anniversary. And aaron wolf on his documentary king corn. Monday night on the communicators, we will speak with the wall street journal Information Age columnist on why he thinks that washington is a danger zone for innovation. If you go back to earlier technologies like railroads the telephone monopoly, those were regulated as common carriers. They set terms, visit rules. Very set rules. The was very little innovation until they were deregulated and the common carrier statutes essentially unbound by congress. When it was clear that innovation was being suppressed and the u. S. Was falling behind, that was the backdrop for the bipartisan consensus in the 90s that the internet was going to be different. This was during the clinton administration. A clear consensus, democrat and republican, but unlike earlier technologies the internet was going to be largely unregulated. Monday on the communicators, on cspan2. Next, David Cameron takes
[inaudible] Governor Walker absolutely. Also making tax levels appropriate for job training. That would help bring jobs back. [inaudible] [inaudible] they were on strike for three days. Thats when i quit the union. Its still going on. If you want me to do something, i am going to do it because i want the money. I want to earn it. Thank you, mr. President. [laughter] [inaudible] is a good . All right. Nice to meet you. Thank you so much. Governor walker thank you. Death to public unions. Governor walker i agree with you 100 . Live free or die. Ok. I want to talk to you about something because i have had it on my mind for a while. I said this to Ronald Reagan in 1980, i worked on his campaign. Hope we can i address you a year from now as mr. President. All the very best and anything i can do to help you. I like your ideas on everything. We need somebody with common sense and you sure have it. God bless. Governor walker thank you. Pass the word on. Youd Better Believe it. Governor Walker
Monday morning, we look at the week ahead in washington with Washington Post reporter and a political white house reporter. And funding for Childrens Health Insurance Program with paul howard of the manhattan institute. Be sure to watch cspans washington journal live at 7 00 a. M. Eastern monday morning. Join the discussion. Announcer , british Prime Minister theresa may talks about plans concerning brexit. Then Federal Reserve board chair janet yellen holds a News Conference on the future of interest rates. And 11 00 p. M. , another chance to see q a with clinical cartoonist with political cartoonist ann telnaes. The British Parliament is currently in recess. Prime ministers questions will not be seen tonight. British Prime Minister theresa may was in florence, italy to discuss brexit, the future of the United Kingdom to talk about and concerns about citizens rights. This is just under an hour. Pm may a critical time in the evolution of the relationship between the United Kingdom and