Union . What i would say to the honorable gentleman is were there to be agreement in february, i dont actually think a four month period before a referendum would be too sure that i think from what is a good amount of time to duplicate across the key arguments and facts and figures of both sides to be able to make the point i think i will be be equally important in Northern Ireland and i get him to guarantee that if there is to be a great but i will make sure i personally spent time in Northern Ireland making the point that i think are most important. As for the rest of the eu in helping to bring about the successful transmission of Northern Ireland, i think thereve been positive moves in terms of grants and structural and other funds to build a Strong Economy in Northern Ireland that we need. Could i ask my right honorable friend to clarify the status of agreement on migrants benefits . The eu has no benefits rose in member states. Unless they conflict with freedom of movement in the
While the president of the United States unilaterally decided to bomb ices targets at a time when congress was out of session and the parliament of the United Kingdom debated and authorized the airstrikes which makes one wonder which country has a monarch and which country considers itself to be a constitutional republic. The United Kingdom is in the only country to do this even though the Turkish Parliament debated the United States. James madison said that no part of the constitution is more found in the clause that confides to the question of war and peace to the legislature and not to the executive department. With that in mind, we will hear from gene healy on the constitutional concerns regarding the president s actions or even if the congress the data and authorized the airstrikes would such action be in the National Interest and what the public support yet another war in the middle east or is there a clearly defined mission lacks creswell explore those questions in depth and bef
Miranda and relations with mexico and cuba were among the topics. This was just over one hour. [inaudible conversations] , live. Morning, everyone, and welcome. I would like you to join us, carl meacham and i are the directors of the program and i want to welcome you to what i think is probably one of the most interesting events that we are going to be having this fall. As you know today we will be talking about latin america in the context of the u. S. And Midterm Elections. I imagine that some of your not entirely sure why this region is relevant. But i get that most of you assumed the majority of the event will be about Immigration Reform and sure, some of it will be about Immigration Reform. We will be talking about it today pressure in the discussion. But what we are hoping to impart is a different message, not that immigration is the only issue that makes it relevant to u. S. Elections, but its one of many. There are a series of issues that are instrumental in nature and that mea
Withdrawal agreement, as the two sides meet in london. The roof of a school bus is sheared off in a crash in hampshire. Three children are in hospital with serious injuries. And wildlife is dying out at a rate never seen in Human History according to a stark new report from the World Wide Fund for nature. Hello. Good afternoon. The Health Secretary matt hancock has defended the governments ambition to carry out millions of coronavirus tests every day. Leaked official documents show that the Prime Ministers so called Moonshot Programme aims to carry out three million tests a day by december, and up to ten million early next year. Experts have expressed concerns about Laboratory Capacity and say the technology for rapid tests doesnt yet exist. It comes as the number of positive tests jumped 43 in one week, at the end of last month. Dominic hughes reports. Is mass testing for coronavirus the key to opening up the economy, and is it even possible . These are the questions being asked in th
Delighted. The campaign expressed their disappointment despite significant wins in the countrys biggest city and the proindependence minister admits defeat but says the question will not go away. Let us not dwell on the distance we have fallen short. Let us dwell on the distance we have traveled and confidence the movement is abroad and scotland will take this nation forward and we shall go forward as one nation. Britains politicians will have to find a way to work together. Well hear from those leaders and the people they represent. Welcome to a very gray and misty morning here. Very few people in scotland slept overnight. They were up watching the results come in in this historic referendum. A remarkable night after a couple months of campaigning. The opinion polls put it so close but in the end it was decisive. Scots voted to stay with the United Kingdom. Lets show you those results. All 32 councils have delivered their results. There was a holdup with votes coming in from the highl