stable agreement which works for all parts of the uk and i wish the uk government well in that but with the crisis in ukraine the last thing we need to be doing a thrashing around here pointlessly. domestic legislation even if passed will not wash away the need to comply with an international commitment already made and neither is it going to change the fact that if the uk is neither in or aligned with the single market in the customs union it is still going to create a trade border that needs to go some way. to restore devolved government in northern ireland and to resolve the self inflicted wounds of brexit it going to need goodwill, trust and a negotiated settlement. i m sorry to say that the threats of unilateral legislative action by this government override its own deal very unlikely to be taken seriously in belfast, they won t be taken seriously in brussels and there is no reason why they should be taken seriously in this place either. i have been very clear that we ar
following every day. lots of money. exactly, and we have following every day. lots of money. exactly, and we have had following every day. lots of money. exactly, and we have had the i following every day. lots of money. exactly, and we have had the world j exactly, and we have had the world cup in qatar and the increase in funding for sport and the controversies from some of the regimes but it shows how serious they are about football. what a year sam ryder has had. he came second in eurovision, had a number one album, and sang at the queen s platinumjubilee. tonight, he ll bring his amazing year to a close as he hosts bbc one s new year s eve concert. he ll be joined by the likes of mel c and justin hawkins from the darkness, either side of the midnight fireworks. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been speaking to him at rehearsals. right, i m going to show you around the stage before we get going, we are about to have another rehearsal. from these grills, this i
an important part of our past, i know you are committed to the work we must all do to build a better future for the next generation and the ones after that. in the grounds of government house, the couple joined indigenous leaders for a healing ceremony in a garden which represents one of the country s darkest chapters. up until the 19705, tens of thousands of indigenous children were forced to attend residential schools. many didn t survive. a few of those who did spoke with charles and camilla. as part of canada s reconciliation initiative, schoolchildren are encouraged to leave hearts, with their own feelings about what happened. as with other recent commonwealth tours, it s clear that there are deep and difficult historical issues to be addressed. but in this, the queen s platinumjubilee year, this is also a celebration of canada and its people.