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yes, i think we could do it very fast. you know, parliament willing. but what would be even better than this, i think liz truss, the foreign secretary, has also said this, it is very clear it would be even better if we just get some of that in our conversations with maros sefcovic. so we remain optimistic. earlier our political correspondent, nick eardley, gave us the latest from westminster. today we have the first vote on this proposed legislation, the first time it will be before mps in the commons for a proper debate. i don t think at this stage this is going to face terrible difficulty getting through the commons. it is opposed by labour and the snp, but the vast majority of conservative mps seem to be onside. so i do think it will get through the first
today? today we have the first vote on this proposed legislation, i today? today we have the first vote on this proposed legislation, the i on this proposed legislation, the first time it will be before mps in the commons for a proper debate. i don t think at this stage this is going to face terrible difficulty getting through the commons. it is opposed by labour and the snp, but the vast majority of conservative mps seem to be onside. so i do think it will get through the first parliamentary hurdle today. there is a bigger battle coming in the house of lords, a number of peers are concerned that this would allow ministers in london to unilaterally override parts of the brexit deal, which borisjohnson s government which boris johnson s government signed which borisjohnson s government signed up to. the eu dislike it because they think it undermines the brexit deal and sees the uk going back on its word, so there is bound to be a continuing war of words there. one of the questions we ha
walking out. let me ask you, are you on the right side of public opinion? is an opinion poll we have in now and i ll give you the results, it says more than what one half of people say rail strikes are justified. 56% of people said that a justified, more than 66% say government are not done enough to prevent the strikes. are you out of step with public opinion on this? white can you not support the stri? the thought of coming out taking a particular position or doing a particular position or doing a particular thing would help resolve the strings that we would do it. that s not the judgment we ve taken. whose side are we on? were onside of people who are the working women and men who want this resolved. this includes rail workers and this includes rail workers and this includes people who need to get a hospital, who need to get to work, to get to school today. nobody is
phased reduction is likely and is what is being put on the table, to shrink the amount of funding president putin is getting from the west to finance the operations on the ground in ukraine. there is another lever that the us can pull, secondary sanctions, extremely impactful relative to iran but without the eu onside with onlyjust penalised the us and its allies if they were deployed at this point. what is the impact deployed at this point. what is the impact on deployed at this point. what is the impact on the deployed at this point. what is the impact on the eu - deployed at this point. what is the impact on the eu and - deployed at this point. what is the impact on the eu and the i the impact on the eu and the rest of the world of the sanctions? rest of the world of the sanctions? , ., , sanctions? the focus, as the sanctions sanctions? the focus, as the sanctions are sanctions? the focus, as the sanctions are played - sanctions? the focus, as the sanctions are played ou