i am sure members across thoughts will want to join me in wishing her a speedy recovery. others in addition. i will have this meeting say today. [indiscernible] on behalf of my friend from fulton. my constituents are reeling from the destruction of the economy in a of this year. unemployment has skyrocketed. unemployment is the highest in the capital. facingat the same time an that there could be extra 4 million and this government. already facing the double whammy of covid and financial ruin. it will the prime minister please immediately stop the imposition of this dreadful plan? minister johnson: i must respectfully inform the honorable lady that the current mayor has essentially bankrupted dsl before coronavirus and had even hit and left a massive black hole in its finances, and any need to make up that deficit is entirely down to him, it gives responsibility. any charge or other measure taken to improve the finances of dsl are entirely the responsibility of the curr
house will be with the honorable member. i am sure you will want to join me in wishing her a speedy recovery. meetingsing i had in addition to my duties in in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. catherine west: i associate myself with those kind remarks on behalf of my honorable friend the member for bolton , southeast. my constituents are reeling from the 9% contraction of the economy since march this year. unemployment has sky-rocketed and joblessness in haringey is the highest in the capital. unfortunately, we are at the same time facing the idea that there could be a congestion tax forced on an extra 4 million londoners by this government. these londoners are already facing the double whammy of covid and financial ruin. will the prime minister please immediately stop the imposition of this dreadful plan? i look forward to his answer. pm johnson: i must respectfully inform the honorable lady that the current mayor of london
how we did because it was wrapped in flammable cladding, that is a key issue and yet it is not seriously being addressed. the firefighters turned up after that happens, after the building was turned, in reality, into a death trap. the prime minister will try today for a fourth time to secure an early general election in december. i hope that opposition party members would want to trust the public, let them have a say. they had seemed determined not to deliver on the referendum but i think it is time that at this stage, to make sure we can deliver on brexit, we let the general public have a say. it looks like game on for a winter election, with borisjohnson like game on for a winter election, with boris johnson looking like game on for a winter election, with borisjohnson looking set to achieve backing for his december poll. will it be december the 9th, tenth or 11th, and will that be a deal breaker? and while politicians literally argue over a data. in today s exclusive film,
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plus why the internet just can t get enough of this image of melania trump greeting the canadian prime minister. hello and welcome i m katty kay in washington and david eades is in london. if you want a sense ofjust how critical the brexit crisis has become, opposition party leaders invoked the spirit of world war two today. for good measure, they gathered at church house a westminster building that mps used during the war itself. there, leaders of the five opposition parties agreed common ground to defeat a no deal brexit. in a joint statement sent out by labour, lib dems, the greens, plaid cymru and the snp they agreed they would act together to find practical ways to stop a no deal. and to get there, it was clear they had to trade compromises and, for now at least, to set aside personal and party preferences. the priority is to prevent a no deal exit from the eu because of all the damage it would do to people sjobs, economy, and our relationships with the rest of t