the week in parliament. coming up on this programme. as winter tightens its grip, there s a row in the commons about the health of the nhs. our nhs, mr speaker, is in crisis. but the prime minister is in denial. the only way we can ensure we ve got funding for the national health service is a strong economy. with the stormont assembly in crisis, we find out what s gone wrong in northern ireland s power sharing agreement. also on this programme. a damning indictment of the uk s approach to defence. we are short sighted, penny pinching, naively optimistic. we are complacent and we are ostrich like to the way in which the world has become interconnected. and, how can we get more women into parliament, a senior mp thinks it s time for action. in our committee sessions, we heard very warm words from all of the party chair and leaders. we didn t really hear very much detail. but, first, it was a parliamentary week dominated by the stresses and strains facing england s nhs. mps retu
coming up on this programme. as winter tightens its grip, there s a row in the commons about the health of the health service. our nhs, mr speaker, is in crisis. but the prime minister is in denial. the only way we can ensure we ve got funding for the national health service is a strong economy. with the stormont assembly in crisis, we find out what s gone wrong in northern ireland s power sharing agreement. also on this programme. a damning indictment of the uk s approach to defence. we are short sighted, penny pinching, naively optimistic. we are complacent and we are ostrich like to the way in which the world has become interconnected. and, how can we get more women into parliament? a senior mp thinks it s time for action. in our committee sessions, we heard very warm words from all of the party chair and leaders. we didn t really hear very much detail. but, first, it was a parliamentary week dominated by the stresses and strains facing england s nhs. mps returned to westm
the week in parliament. coming up on this programme. as winter tightens its grip, there s a row in the commons about the health of the nhs. our nhs, mr speaker, is in crisis. but the prime minister is in denial. the only way we can ensure we ve got funding for the national health service is a strong economy. with the stormont assembly in crisis, we find out what s gone wrong in northern ireland s power sharing agreement. also on this programme. a damning indictment of the uk s approach to defence. we are short sighted, penny pinching, naively optimistic. we are complacent and we are ostrich like to the way in which the world has become interconnected. and, how can we get more women into parliament, a senior mp thinks it s time for action. in our committee sessions, we heard very warm words from all of the party chair and leaders. we didn t really hear very much detail. but, first, it was a parliamentary week dominated by the stresses and strains facing england s nhs. mps retu
the government loses the brexit case in the supreme court, but seizes the initiative in parliament. i can confirm to the house that our plan will be set out in a white paper, published to this house. ministers produce a brexit bill mps complain about a lack of debating time. i was astonished at the amount of time it that the leader of the house has given this parliament to debate it. and doubts over whether theresa may can stand up to donald trump. how confident is she getting a good dealfor global britain from a president that wants to put america first, buy american and build a wall between his country and mexico? it s been a particularly fast moving week for brexit. on tuesday, the government lost a legal battle over who should authorise starting the formal process for leaving the european union. the government argued that it could use the royal prerogative a power left over from the days of medieval monarchs. but the supreme court thought otherwise. the president lo
the week in parliament. the government loses the brexit case in the supreme court, but seizes the initiative in parliament. i can confirm to the house that our plan will be set out in a white paper, published to this house. ministers produce a brexit bill mps complain about a lack of debating time. i was astonished at the amount of time it that the leader of the house has given this parliament to debate it. and doubts over whether theresa may can stand up to donald trump. how confident is she getting a good dealfor global britain from a president that wants to put america first, buy american and build a wall between his country and mexico? it s been a particularly fast moving week for brexit. on tuesday, the government lost a legal battle over who should authorise starting the formal process for leaving the european union. the government argued that it could use the royal prerogative a power left over from the days of medieval monarchs. but the supreme court thought oth