A very big summit and a very crucial speech for the chancellor what can we expect her to say about brets today well this is as you said one of the policy speeches that she regularly gifts in the german pod them and its what she does to give the members of the parliament a general auslan on how shes going to handle the different topics that are going to be talked about at the pin commission summits but in regards to backs it will of course be the overlying topic of the overshadowing topic of this has now been reports that sort of an agreement has been reached between the e. U. And the United Kingdom but moguls law and on brecht it hasnt changed and we will see probably that shes going to stick by what she has called or as her redlines she doesnt think the u. K. Can cherry pick in terms of how to leave the European Union and also that there should not be a hawesville of its fee in ireland and north and ireland and thats been doesnt that been a very. Porton issue the irish border the bord
At the state opening of parliament from 10am now its time for the victoria derybshire programme with chloe tilley. Hello, its monday, its 9. 15, im chloe tilley. The queen is going to set out this governments agenda in a speech to parliament this morning. 22 new bills are planned. But can borisjohnson expect to get any of them passed . He doesnt have a majority in the house of commons, and hes still negotiating a last minute brexit deal with the eu. Its not alljust its not all just about brexit, its not alljust about brexit, as ministers set out their plans for britain after we leave the European Union. But is the queen being dragged into a Party Political broadcast on behalf of Boris Johnson . And there could be an election within months, too. So, weve brought mps together with voters to find out what they want politicians priorities to be. Iam rebekah, i am rebekah, i work in a food bank andi i am rebekah, i work in a food bank and i would like to see key changes to the benefit syste
Welcome to do business asia i want to go to be with us chancellor Angela Merkel says germany will make relations with china a key issue during its 2020 year presidency she says europe needs a unified policy on china the worlds 2nd biggest economy its also germanys largest trading partner a crucial market for its cost of machinery brussels has taken a tougher line on beijing of late describing it is a strategic competitor germany takes over the rotating 6 months your presidency in the 2nd half of next year. For more lets cross over to our Financial Market correspondent all the bars are standing by for us in france furred well in other form our economy minister of germany said the difference between europe and china was that china has a plot is germany now trying to catch up here. I think so markel sounds like she at least has the idea of a plan and she wants to tackle that when she takes on the presidency as of july 2020 and the time is right the partner u. S. Is involved in a trade con
Furred all in how the former economy minister of germany said the difference between europe and china was that china has a plan is germany now trying to catch up here. I think so Angela Merkel sounds like she at least has the idea of a plan and she wants to tackle that when she takes on the presidency as of july 2020 and the time is right the partner u. S. Is involved in a trade conflict with china and its threatening europe as well theres a w t os spat over airplane subsidies with the United States so Angela Merkel has a case to move closer to china and i think also playing a role is that as the e. U. President she can set the agenda for her presidency and get people on board for what she has and planned i mean this is of course going to be the big challenge because what machall also says is that europe is lacking a joint china policy how realistic is it to get one. Was extremely difficult if it were easy we would have already had a joint policy chinas already a major player but it wi
Late at night without any consultation with the opposition and in the hope that nobody notices, is frankly, and i hope the leader of the house understand this concept, not cricket. It is to admit that rather than when the case for this bill as it stands, the executive wa nts bill as it stands, the executive wants no challenge to it at all. And that, whether you think this is a good thing or not, should be a concern for all of us in this house because if we let this lie, it will become Standard Practice in the future. This is not the first time the government, when backed into a corner, has tried such a measure. It didnt also on the 24th of october last year with legislation on Northern Ireland. Thankfully, then the government saw sense and agreed to restore it, which is what amendment see c will do. It simply puts back the concept of fair play in this house by restoring our Standing Orders as they would be for any other piece of legislation and in doing so, it prepares both our rule bo