Going on the ground social media editor foreign element joined in that the Virtual Press briefing on the National Security law in the Chinese Embassy in london he asked about the apparent mismatch in priorities when it came to the birth johnson governments bait of passports for 3000000 chinese citizens the British Government of course is looking to give sets and ship to millions of hong kong is to escape chinese rule of course hong kong being a former british colony so why do you think it is that the u. K. Is so willing to give citizenship to hong kong as but not other citizens of former u. K. Colonies such as maybe iraq which of course suffered an illegal war in 2003 i think some of the politicians. Still. Very strong colonial mindset. If they were to recognize that. Is no more i mean it is well known who. Has returned to china. Long since for the past 23 years so thats their problem so thats why they have its a passion they have this grown man site is still regard hong kong as and it
Their concerns over chief armstrongs firing. And as festival goers were leaving outside lands, a traffic jam was created with crews cars stalling on the roads. Were going to be live with a look at the frustration from residents just days after those selfdriving cars got approved in San Francisco from ktvu fox two news, this is mornings on two. And good morning to you. Welcome to mornings on two. It is sunday august 13th. Im Claudine Wong. Super foggy sunday that is. Im james torres. It is just a couple of minutes after 7 00 this morning. We have rosemary oroczo here to talk a little bit about what weather might look like today. Rosemary. Oh, its going to be hot and hot. Yes. And we have everything across the board. We have a little bit of drizzle and fog at Half Moon Bay. We have some more level moisture out there for today, which means its going to feel a bit muggy for some. And weve got the sunshine up this morning. So temperatures ranging from upper 60s at the coast to upper 90s inl
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
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Prime minister may i am sure that the whole house will wish to join me in welcoming todays employment figures, which show employment at another record high, the lowest Unemployment Rate in over a decade and wages rising. Mr. Speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. This afternoon, i will travel to berlin to meet chancellor merkel to discuss how we implement the decision the british people took in the referendum, and i expect we will also cover a number of other pressing international issues. Tomorrow, i will visit paris for similar discussions with president hollande. I warmly welcome the Prime Minister to her place. Can i ask, given her unwavering commitment to delivering economic stability and National Security in our United Kingdoms interest, does she welcome mondays emphatic vote in this house for the trident successor program, and will she ensure that eco