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Now on bbc news, monday in parliament. Hello again, and welcome to monday in parliament. A farming shake up in england gets a hostile reception. The landscape of the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales is shaped by centuries offamilyfarming. By accident, the government could undo all of that in a few short years. But ministers say that after brexit its time to sweep away the old eu rules. We have rules about the maximum width of a gateway, the minimum width of a hedge, the maximum width of a hedge, whether a cabbage should be treated the same as a cauliflower for the purposes of the three crop rule. Also in this programme, protests over the deportation of foreign born criminals. Many of these people have grown up in this country since childhood, and it is in our countrys moral responsibility to rehabilitate them. But first, a bold, new, green future forfarming post brexit or the end of the family farm . The environment secretary, george eustice, came to the commons to unveil whats se
Now on bbc news. A look back at the week in parliament. Hello and welcome to the week in parliament a week when borisjohnson celebrated the arrival of a vaccine, lifted a lockdown and faced his biggest tory rebellion as Prime Minister. All we need to do now, mr speaker, is hold our nerve until these vaccines are indeed in our grasp and are being injected into ourarms a week when the economic crisis deepened with the collapse of debenhams and arcadia. Thats put 25,000 jobs at risk and caused huge anxiety to families at the worst possible time. Also in this programme, advice for tough times. In my day, something bad happened, you stayed home, got drunk and bit on a shoe. Laughter. I think that is quite a good metaphor for the times we live in. But first, Boris Johnson has had worst weeks as Prime Minister, britains medicine regulator approved a Coronavirus Vaccine, the first country in the world to do so englands four week nationwide lockdown was lifted and mps approved new covid rules,
In parliament, a week when borisjohnson celebrated the arrival of a vaccine, lifted a lockdown and faced as biggest tory rebellion as Prime Minister. All we need to do now is hold our nerve until these vaccines are indeed in our grasp and are being injected into our arms. A week when the economic crisis deepened with the collapse of debenhams and arcadia. That has put 25,000 jobs at risk and caused huge anxiety to families at the worst possible time. Also. Advice for tough times. In my day, something bad happened, you stayed home, got drunk and bet on a shoe. I think that is quite a good metaphor for the times we live in. First, borisjohnson has had worst weeks as Prime Minister, britains medicine regulator approved a Coronavirus Vaccine, the first country to do so, the four week nationwide lockdown was lifted and mps approved new covid rules, are tough and system of regional tiers to replace that lockdown. The ayes to the right 291, the noes to the left 78. So the ayes have it, the ay
The week in parliament. Hello and welcome to the week in parliament a week when Boris Johnson celebrated the arrival of a vaccine, lifted a lockdown and faced his biggest tory rebellion as Prime Minister. All we need to do now is hold our nerve until these vaccines are indeed in ourgrasp and are being injected into ourarms a week when the economic crisis deepened with the collapse of debenhams and arcadia. Thats put 25,000 jobs at risk and caused huge anxiety to families at the worst possible time. Also in this programme, advice for tough times. In my day, something bad happened, you stayed home, got drunk and bit on a shoe. Laughter. I think that is quite a good metaphor for the times we live in. But first, Boris Johnson has had worst weeks as Prime Minister, britains medicine regulator approved a coronavirus vaccine, the first country in thr world to do so englands four week nationwide lockdown was lifted and mps approved new covid rules, are tough and system of regional tiers to rep