He is characteristically evasive. It is a bill that effectively ends the negotiations. A bill that demands an extension at least until next year and perhaps for many more years to come. A bill that insists britain acquiesced to the demands of brussels and hands control to our partners in a bill designed to overturn the biggest democratic vote in our history. It is therefore a bill without precedent in the history of this house, seeking as it does to force the Prime Minister with a predrafted letter to surrender in international negotiations. And i refuse to do this, mr. Speaker. It is clear there is only one way forward for the country. The house has voted repeatedly to leave the eu and it is repeatedly to delay actually leaving. It is noted for negotiations. And today, i am afraid it is voted to stop any serious negotiations. [indiscernible] Prime Minister johnson what this bill means is the parliament or the right honorable general gentlemen of the opposition who is still not in his
In order. We now come to the motion. To move the motion, i call on the Prime Minister. The house of commons has theed a bill devised by leader of the opposition who i. Ee is not in his place as he is characteristically evasive, it is a veiled attempt to end the negotiations, a bill that demands an extension at least until next year and perhaps for many more years to come. The bill insists britain acquiesced to the demands of brussels and hands control to our partners. It is a bill designed to overturn the biggest democratic vote in our history, the 2016 referendum. It is therefore a bill without precedent in the history of this house. Seeking as it does to force the Prime Minister with a predrafted letter to surrender in international negotiations. This, mr. Se to do speaker, and it is clear that there is therefore only one way forward for the country the house has voted repeatedly to leave the eu, and yet, it has also voted repeatedly to delay actually leaving. It has voted for negoti
Evasive, it is a veiled attempt to end the negotiations, a bill that demands an extension at least until next year and perhaps for many more years to come. The bill insists britain acquiesced to the demands of brussels and hands control to our partners. It is a bill designed to overturn the biggest democratic vote in our history, the 2016 referendum. It is therefore a bill without precedent in the history of this house. Seeking as it does to force the Prime Minister with a predrafted letter to surrender in international negotiations. This, mr. Se to do speaker, and it is clear that there is therefore only one way forward for the country the house has voted repeatedly to leave the eu, and yet, it has also voted repeatedly to delay actually leaving. It has voted for negotiations, and today, i am afraid it has voted to stop, to scuttle any serious negotiations. [indiscernible] Prime Minister johnson what this bill means is the parliament or the right honorable general gentlemen of the opp
Kershaw tonight starting at 8 00 eastern along with Mary Louise Roberts on her book, dday through french eyes normdy 1944 which looks at the invasions impact and its aftermath on france. The dday invasion, tonight here on cspan3. There has been discussion about an appearance before congress. Any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. It contains our findings and analysis and the reasons for the decisions we made. We chose those words carefully and the work speaks for itself. And the report is my testimony. I would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress. Former special Counsel Robert Mueller is set to appear before two committees of congress. The House Judiciary Committee and the House Intelligence Committee on wednesday july 17th at 9 00 a. M. Eastern. Hell testify in open session about his report into russian interference in the 2016 election. Watch live coverage on cspan3, online at cspan. Org, or listen with
Outcome was never in doubt. Vladimir putin is expected to win the vote that will keep his grip on power through 2030 he has already russias longestserving ruler since soviet dictator joseph stalin. Weve got full coverage for you. Cnns may chances in moscow. Fred pleitgen is in berlin and also with this cnn contributor and former Moscow Bureau chief, jill dougherty, matthew, lets begin with you. Despite the lack of opposition, there were acts of defiance, werent there today there have been quite a few actually, but louk, the preliminary results are just coming in and that theyre very high, which is expected. Were looking at something in the region of 88 votes for Vladimir Putin. Thats with about 25 of the votes counted. And a turnout of well over 70 . So these are extraordinary high results, even by the standards of an election of Vladimir Putin. But youre right, its not been a totally unified and stable election period that has been a lot of defiance, acts of defiance at Polling Statio