the railways to have a guiding mind behind them, to have a more integrated position between how the different parts of the industry work. what i wanted to do was take some time. as you know there are different views about how exactly we achieve that, notjust outside parliament but also inside. i wanted to take some time, not too much time, but i wanted to take time to listen to alternative views from some of those who have failed the rail brief in the past, and others. i have started that work and have spoken to mr williams. i have spoken to a number of colleagues who have views on this matter and i will, in talking to my colleague the rail minister, and we will reach some conclusions. i haven t done yet but i wanted to take some time to make sure we make the right decisions. what we are saying is that the great british what we are saying is that the great british railways proposal as it stands british railways proposal as it stands is british railways proposal as it stands is cur
government doesn t have the whole timetable to itself. i have made it clear in answer to mr bradshaw s question, there are priorities for my department. you are right that some of them don t require a huge amount of spending but they require time to get through parliament and i will make that case strongly. on your point about regulation, one thing i am mindful of and one of the arguments i feel all ministers are mindful of, if we can adopt a regulation which puts britain in a leading position, and sets out a clear framework, leading position, and sets out a clearframework, it is leading position, and sets out a clear framework, it is clearly then becoming a very attractive country for getting investment both from british companies but also from overseas investors. that s where i want to get the country. we have seen some examples of that already but i want to get to a position on these issues, as mr bradshaw set out, where we can be leading on these matters and being attracting inward
that particular issue. thank you for that particular issue. thank you for that scene that particular issue. thank you for that scene setting. leading on to that, that scene setting. leading on to that, my that scene setting. leading on to that, my only question is, when we reach that, my only question is, when we reach the that, my only question is, when we reach the end of this parliament, presumably at this time in 2024, and we assume presumably at this time in 2024, and we assume you will still be in the role, we assume you will still be in the role, i we assume you will still be in the role, i hope we assume you will still be in the role, i hope you will be, what would success role, i hope you will be, what would success look role, i hope you will be, what would success look like for you? ifi role, i hope you will be, what would success look like for you? success look like for you? if i step throu~h success look like for you? if i step through the success look
german police have made 25 arrests against members of a far right terror group suspected of planning an attack on its parliament. more than 3,000 officers took part in early morning raids, in what has been described as one of the largest police actions the country has ever seen . i m joined now by our berlin correspondent, jenny hill. good morning to you. what do we know about the people who have been arrested, the group they belong to, and how long have the authorities been tracking them? the authorities sa this been tracking them? the authorities say this was been tracking them? the authorities say this was a been tracking them? the authorities say this was a terrorist been tracking them? the authorities say this was a terrorist cell - say this was a terrorist cell consisting of around 50 men and women, right wing conspiracy theorists. difficult to say exactly which kind of conspiracy theories they subscribe to be a mix of people, some of who are covid deniers, some of whom be
am stands is currently up in the air? am taking stands is currently up in the air? i am taking time to reflect on it and make sure when we move forward i am entirely happy with what you re doing. i know there are a range of views in parliament and it s important i take some time to listen and they are those in mind before i make final decisions. and they are those in mind before i make final decisions. given what we heard from you make final decisions. given what we heard from you earlier make final decisions. given what we heard from you earlier about - make final decisions. given what we heard from you earlier about the i heard from you earlier about the ability heard from you earlier about the ability to heard from you earlier about the ability to process primary legislation, it feels as though certainly legislation, it feels as though certainly in this session it will be impossible to fully implement gbr as has been impossible to fully implement gbr as has been set out,