minister boris johnson taking questions from members of the house of commons live wednesday mornings on c-span2. we invite your participation via twitter using hashtag pmqs. prior to questions i members are finishing other business. now live to the floor of the british house of commons. more money along with more power coming about as a result of brexit going to wales and conservative record before the people of wales in the elections next may. beth windsor. mister speaker, the uk government with good intentions but judging on action, the most accumulating power to themselves. explain when we will learn what the mechanism will be, decide which have necessary funding for who is the final arbiter and how much will be available and when the process will begin. we said the discussions are ongoing, the money will be met, shared prosperity fund would deliver the leveling up agenda across wales but the reality is the labour party said there wasn t going to many money or inte
vaccine, and later questions on the december 31 deadline for brexit negotiations. and what will follow. we now come to questions for the prime minister. i call you to answer the engagements question. yesterday i made a statement updating the house on the latest position on the leak investigation as you requested. the whole house will want to join me in wishing all members and staff merry christmas and happy new year. members will want to join me in sending our warmest wishes to all our armed forces in the united kingdom and those stations overseas. members will join me in sending our best wishes to members of emergency services health and care workers and those working over christmas. ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house, i have further such meetings later today. thank you, mister speaker. may i join the prime minister and add my own good wishes to you, mister speaker and the prime minister and hope you both have a peaceful and safe c
i call you to answer the engagements question. yesterday i made a statement updating the house on the latest position on the leak investigation as you requested. the whole house will want to join me in wishing all members and staff merry christmas and happy new year. members will want to join me in sending our warmest wishes to all our armed forces in the united kingdom and those stations overseas. members will join me in sending our best wishes to members of emergency services health and care workers and those working over christmas. ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house, i have further such meetings later today. thank you, mister speaker. may i join the prime minister and add my own good wishes to you, mister speaker and the prime minister and hope you both have a peaceful and safe christmas period. but also my constituents in the rest of the country have had a torrid year with the covid-19 pandemic and we had a break over christmas an
finished with politics. we ll bring you the very latest from westminster as boris johnson s bill for a december election goes to the house of lords for consideration. i m annita mcveigh. our other main stories this morning. a report into the grenfell tower fire which killed 72 people has criticised the london fire brigade‘s response to the blaze. there are obviously lessons that have been identified. our task is to read that report thoroughly, turn those lessons into lessons learnt and then make sure that we move forward, improving fire and rescue services. an inquiry into the clutha helicopter crash in glasgow finds that if the pilot had followed emergency procedures, the accident which killed ten people could have been prevented. and still to come on sport, england are fined for their v formation response to the haka during their semifinal win over the all blacks. hello and welcome to westminster, where, after months of brexit deadlock, mps have voted overwhelming
this impasse out. labour will be calling for a general election one is no deal is on the table. and i ll be at westminster, bringing you all the updates from here throughout the morning. england s fracking industry has been much slower than expected to get up and running a report says low public acceptance is partly to blame. turkey and russia have agreed what they say is an historic deal aimed at keeping kurdish forces away from syria s border with turkey. a generation of young people with special education needs are being failed a report by mps suggests bureaucracy and a lack of funding is tearing familes apart. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. our top story this morning, 39 people have been found dead inside a lorry container in essex. they were discovered at waterglade industrial park in grays in the early hours of this morning. they were discovered at waterglade industrial park in grays in the early hours of this morning. they were discovered at watergla