Another referendum, then campaign against their own deal in that referendum. Perhaps the next policy will be to have a referendum on whether to have a referendum. Mr speaker, the leader of the opposition cannot bleed, he cannot make a decision. We cannot work out whether he is for brexit or against it, for a referendum or against it. The only options he likes our deva and delay. Did. The only options he likes our deva and delay. Did. Order order order stop i am immensely grateful to the Prime Minister for his complaints. A point of order for mr davies. Order idont complaints. A point of order for mr davies. Order i dont require any assistance from you. You wouldnt have the foggiest idea went to start. Im seeking to establish whether it is a point of order. When i have heard today will no. Mr lender when i have had a table iio. Lender when i have had a table no. People watching todays proceedings will say it is the second time the house has tried to move that motion. Given the Prime Min
Lines, set out her red lines, and brought back the deal she did, which i think brought back the deal she did, which ithink did brought back the deal she did, which i think did respect the terms, the promises that were made prior to that referendum. So the question being, then, to settle this issue, the members opposite are often asking for a peoples vote. Surely now is the right time for a peoples vote. Happy to give way to my honourable friend. The only sadness about broking is that we will not be having the chosen select committee elections. Is it not confusing for the public that many of them are opening their doors and binding on their doormat a labour leaflet that says on it we want a general election finding. Isnt that confusing for the public. I regret were not here on wednesday to go through that election process. Nevertheless, surely now it is the perfect time. Yes, the members opposite, if the public does not wa nt opposite, if the public does not want no deal surely they wil
Welcome back to this bbc news special. We go back to the house of commons where british politicians have been debating and voting on whether to hold that early general election next month. This is the second time that they have voted on it. Borisjohnson, second time that they have voted on it. Boris johnson, the second time that they have voted on it. Borisjohnson, the Prime Minister, again rolling out seeking an extension from the eu, saying that he did not want a snap poll, but accepting that it was the only way to break that deadlock. The Prime Minister also accusing the opposition parties of, in his words, conniving to delay brexit, saying that they were showing preposterous cowardice. Let us go back. We listen to the speaker now. Order the ayes to the right, 293, the noes to the left, 246. The ayes to the right, 293, the noes to the left, 46. The ayes have it. By way of explanation, for those who observe oui explanation, for those who observe our proceedings and the nods suggest t
Sports pages and we will be discussing how that is covered in the newspaper review in a couple of moments. Just to bring you some other news today. The Emergency Services have praised two teenager girls who rescued a father and his young son from the sea, off the coast of aberdeenshire. Isla and alee noble, who are 15 and 14, swam out on a lilo to help them, when they heard the man crying for help. Lorna gordon has more. They are the two teenage sisters whose quick reactions saved a man and his young son from drowning. We were just swimming and we were, like, at knee height, and we heard the little boy screaming. So we thought his dad was dunking him under the water and wetting him and stuff, but then the dad started shouting, help, and we realised he was in trouble. The beach here is known for its undercurrents and with the water cold, the man was tiring quickly. Isla swam out and lifted the toddler onto an inflatable lilo, before getting the man to lie his head across it as best he c