they are pulling out of international treaties which they drafted, they negotiated and they signed into into an international law and they are now unilaterally pulling out of it. i m afraid it is a hammer to crack a nut and it is making britain look entirely unreasonable and also unpredictable in the eyes of the world. it is just not the way that britain does things. not the way that britain does thins. ,, ., ., ., ., things. shadow northern ireland secreta , things. shadow northern ireland secretary, thank things. shadow northern ireland secretary, thank you. things. shadow northern ireland secretary, thank you. the i things. shadow northern ireland. secretary, thank you. the foreign secretary, thank you. the foreign secretary liz truss was asked whether she accepted that britain will be breaking international law by making these changes. first of all, there are by making these changes. first of all, there are very by making these changes. first of all, there are very real b
time around, it hits me hard and he hits my team mates hard as well. we all work hits my team mates hard as well. we all work hard hits my team mates hard as well. we all work hard on the lead up to these all work hard on the lead up to these competitions and for a competition of this magnitude, the commonwealth games, it s the biggest one, commonwealth games, it s the biggest one. you commonwealth games, it s the biggest one, you know some is one of the biggest one, you know some is one of the biggest ones for all of us and it s hard biggest ones for all of us and it s hard for biggest ones for all of us and it s hard for it biggest ones for all of us and it s hard for it to be taken away from us. hard for it to be taken away from us its hard for it to be taken away from us it s very hard for it to be taken away from us. it s very disappointing stop by the commonwealth games, northern lreland the commonwealth games, northern lreland of the commonwealth games, norther
over role crisis, even for one second. over the role crisis, even for one second. over the past two years, this 0ver the past two years, this assembly over the past two years, this assembly and this executive has delivered assembly and this executive has delivered and we have proved that politics delivered and we have proved that politics and power sharing here can work when we give leadership, deliver a good public service leadership, deliver a good public service and champion indifference and inclusion but oppose division. these and inclusion but oppose division. these are and inclusion but oppose division. these are my values also. new democratic outcome of the selection must now democratic outcome of the selection must now be respected. today i stand ready. must now be respected. today i stand ready. we must now be respected. today i stand ready, we stand ready to elect a speaker. ready, we stand ready to elect a speaker, form an exec event take on the leadersh
and decided to abandon the flats because and decided to abandon the flats because the fear is that this will come because the fear is that this will come up because the fear is that this will come up and form a ring around the flats, come up and form a ring around the flats, it come up and form a ring around the flats, it will come up and form a ring around the flats, it will essentially become an island, flats, it will essentially become an island, and flats, it will essentially become an island, and then they would need to be rescued island, and then they would need to be rescued. we have only been here 90 nrinutes be rescued. we have only been here 90 minutes or so, but in that time we could 90 minutes or so, but in that time we could stand by that bin. so it is creeping we could stand by that bin. so it is creeping up. we could stand by that bin. so it is creeping up, inch by inch, centimetre by centimetre, all the time centimetre by centimetre, all the tim
full extensive process in northern ireland full extensive process in northern lreland though full extensive process in northern ireland though non-violent. i full extensive process in northern ireland though non-violent. we i full extensive process in northern i ireland though non-violent. we are ireland though non violent. we are talking now to rob butler. the director of the world health organisation and he joins us director of the world health organisation and hejoins us now from kipp again. thank you very much for being with us. from where you sit at the who. at what stage does it reach continental europe? you like we are very concerned. we ve gone past 1.5 million deaf mark last week. if we continue on this course, week. if we continue on this course, we will see another half a million deaths over this winter period. there is, as your previous speaker said, quiet optimism in the uk and we cannot say the same across the european region where we see stress on the hospitals and int