As a serious Political Force if it tries to whitewash the scale of its election defeat. Jailed for life Ayoub Majdouline sentenced to a minimum of 21 years for the gang murder of 14 year old jaden moodie. I know who you are, i know the rest of your story. And coming up, the rise of skywalker stars hit the red carpet on the release of the new star wars movie. Its five oclock our top story more than 15,000 nurses have gone on strike in Northern Ireland in a dispute about pay and patient safety. About two thirds of them are members of the Royal College of nursing which is taking strike action for the first time in its 103 year history. Theyre unhappy about being paid less than colleagues elsewhere in the uk. Many appointments and treatments have been cancelled because of the strike and a number of minor injury units are closed. Chris page reports. Horns toot. Support for the strikers taking part in a picket unlike any before. The Royal College of nursing has existed for 103 years, this is
Morning what Water Companies can charge over the next five years. It could mean cuts to bills, and a demand to spend more on plugging leaks. Ben stokes is named bbc Sports Personality of the year. The all rounder capped off a brilliant, world cup winning year by picking up the main award in aberdeen. You have helped a lot of people. You have helped a lot of peopleli do hope so. Dont hope so, you have. We continue to follow terrences incredible story. He touched all our hearts last week after coming on breakfast to talk about spending 20 christmases on his own. Might makea might make a frosty start with the risk of ice in the northern half of the uk. There is a lot of dry weather. Some showers in parts. More details in 50 minutes. Its monday the 16th of december. Our top story the Prime Minister, borisjohnson, will welcome more than a hundred new mps to westminster today as he aims to deliver on his election promise to get brexit done. Parliament wont officially open until thursday, so
As you know is the humza yousaf position about bringing them in. Well all, it also well have them all, but it also is the government is attacking the government quite viciously. Hes an interesting chris. He interesting man, chris. He rode a kilimanjaro and a motorbike up kilimanjaro and came again. A motorbike up kilimanjaro and came again. But a motorbike up kilimanjaro and came again. But theres came back again. But theres also find some relevance in that i but just you butjust you know, i mean, most most mps are sort of fairly anodyne cookie cutter figures. You know, we all tend to be sort of fairly basic and fairly dull. Chris law aint any of those things. However rebecca long bailey if you remember who those things. However rebecca longcorbyns if you remember who those things. However rebecca longcorbyns chosen member who those things. However rebecca longcorbyns chosen successor, ho was corbyns chosen successor, shes actually got a question , shes actually got a question, so that
Campaign of violence. This summer, it has taken control of iraqi cities and exploited the fragile political situation to cause terror and devastate morale. Isil has demonstrated that it has a serious stock of military equipment that it is prepared to use to attack indiscriminately. It must be stopped. In the past 20 years, the the United Nations has moved, and it now places a responsibility on its Member States to deal with genocide when it occurs in the world. That does not, in my view, require a Security Council resolution. We need to do something when people are threatened in this world. I will say more about internationalism shortly. Some people will say that the conflict is not our fight, and we should leave it to those who are closer by. For those who feel strongly, it is tempting to offer a counsel of despair and walk away. It is much harder to set about dealing with violent threats in a complicated context where the risks are high. In response, i say that we all want peace, and
Democratic state; and a world order governed by rules, if it is about anything, must be about protecting a Democratic State, which is what the motion before us is about. I believe that, although this is difficult, it is the right thing to do. There is no graver decision for our parliament and our country, but protecting our national interest, security and the values for which we stand is why i will be supporting the motion this afternoon. On a point of order, mr. Speaker. You will have noticed that the house is very full. My constituents expect me to be able to get into the chamber and hear my Prime Minister. No such obligation rests on this poor man behind me. Will you find a safe place for this camera crew, so that he can film without getting in our way . I am grateful to the honorable gentleman. As far as i can see, the camera crew is certainly not interfering with the business of the house, and everybody is safe. I am grateful to the honorable gentleman for his point of order, to w