Release. More on fight for freedom. At 8 00 a. M. Congressman devin nunes and we will go inside of the investigations of the origins of the russia probe and find out what the House Intel Committee is doing and who could be held legally responsible. At 8 30 a. M. Eastern. Senator rand paul on stimulus battle and concerns about our rising debt. This morning markets are trading mixed. Take a look at futures right now indicating a decline at the start of trading, nasdaq futures down 7 and s p down 3 and a half. This after a big rally yesterday. U. S. Markets rallied strong with the s p 500 closing at 6 points away from a fresh record high. Dow industrials up 289 points at 4 00 oclock on wall street. Mornings with maria is live right now. Maria Global Markets are negative. Red across the board in europe. Cac quarante in paris down 7 and dax index in germany lower by 26. The u. S. Announcing it is keeping tariffs on 7 and a half billion of european and uk products. All that coming up this mo
You have already indicated that you will do a calendar style agreement which would take seven years to negotiate. So youre not going to get it done in a few months and you know that perfectly well. Are the highlights from the first half of the debate, which is wrapping up as i speak, to be going to an advertisement break which will be oui advertisement break which will be our opportunity to speak to our Political Correspondent who was at the debate venue in salford for us. This lining up the shot before they go for their advertisement break. You can see that at the moment, youll be talking, a couple of interesting things i noticed was that Boris Johnson interesting things i noticed was that borisjohnson was talking about the nhs and insisting that there would be no question of the nhs. I gather you can hear us now. One of the things i was saying to us than that struck to me was Boris Johnson slapping down a suggestion that the nhs might feature in a trade deal with the United States. A
That will not happen today. It means attention turns to with the Withdrawal Agreement bill. This is a huge piece of legislation that would essentially bring the brexit deal and a part of the u. K. That is due to be published later this evening and then you should have votes on that tomorrow, the first of which would be a second reading and essentially if that goes through, it would be seen as a big win for the Prime Minister because it would mean mps back to brexit deal. They are happy for legislation to go forward to bring the brexit deal into u. K. Law. What would happen after that and what we expect the government to do is introduce a Program Motion that would accelerate the passage of the Withdrawal Agreement through the house of commons hoping to have it passed all its stages in the house of commons by friday. That would then set the stage for it to become part of u. K. Legislation by october 31. The current brexit deadline. David thank you so much. I think i understood that, but
Stronger when we Work Together with threats to global stability and trade, that principle is more important than ever and throughout the summit my message is on the overriding need for International Cooperation and compromise. Longtime discussions with International Partners on economic and Security Matters i made clear britain would always stand by the global rules and the best means of securing peace and prosperity for all of us. I would take the may issue in turn. On the other issue is the need for International Collaboration greater than in the threat to the country and our people from Climate Change. As i arrived last week i was immensely empowered that britain had become the first major economy to commit in law to ending our contribution to global warning by 2015. I urge other countries to follow britains lead and set similarly ambitious net 0 target in their own countries. Those issues, the last generation of leaders with the power to limit Global Warming and i believe we have a
Wednesday in parliament. Hello, and welcome to wednesday in parliament. As the Party Leaders trade blows over racism. You have failed the test of leadership apologise now deported british citizens, which shes now had to compensate them for, i think she might look to her own party and her own governments records as well. Bullying victims get an apology. And i want to say to those staff, it mustve been very debilitating to have to go through that experiences and to say sorry if youve had a terrible experience. And the speaker offers support to Nazanin Zaghari ratcliffe. This matter, the iranians need to know, will not go away. All that to come and more. But first, theresa mays penultimate Prime Ministers questions was dominated by clashes withjeremy corbyn over each others record in dealing with allegations of racism in their own parties. Senior labour figures paid for a newspaper advert to criticise the labour leaders record in tackling anti semitism. Jeremy corbyn wanted to talk about