Of the Richmond Center, i also served as the dean of Columbia Law School from 20042014 which i mention for a very particular reason. I was the dean when professor anu bradford joined our faculty, and its one of my very proud moments is when we persuaded her to do that. So im honored to kick off what i know is going to be a fascinating discussion about the influence of europe on the global marketplace. Last year the wall street journal called the decline of europe as a force in World Affairs the most consequential shift of the last hundred years. And there is some truth in that. Since world war ii the military influence of europe has certainly declined, and its also true that europes Economic Growth has not compared favorably with that of the United States or, for example, with china or india. And, of course, efforts to maintain an Economic Union within europe have been more complicated lately with brexit, as we all know. But still i think professor bradford sees things a little bit dif
Brexit. This is completely constitutional and proper. There is going to be lots of time to debate before the 315t of october. Parliament will be sitting then and will be able to have whatever motions it once. Well talk to mps and an audience of voters. Its not undemocratic, itsjust its not undemocratic, its just not the right way to do it. Proroguing parliament after the normal recess, mps will have ample time to debate brexit. Members of parliament have an obligation to have a say in what happens by october the 315t. An obligation to have a say in what happens by october the 31st. Its extraordinary, but desperate times call for desperate measures, and for the sake of democracy this needed to happen. And of course wed welcome your views get in touch in the usual ways. Also today, well talk to the mum of 20 year old freddie pring, who died after falling from the second floor balcony of a hotel in magaluf injune. Hello. Welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. The paper
Across scotland. Parts of Northern England will see that as well. Patchy rain in wales and england. Even though cloud is going to increase after early sunshine, it will stay dry in the south east. Temperatures are higher than during sunday. As we look beyond monday, to the atlantic influence into our weather, so there will be further weather, so there will be further weather fronts. This is weather, so there will be further weatherfronts. This is how tuesday is looking. The cloud is moving on. Outbreaks of rain. The further east you are in england, the likely are you are in england, the likely are you are in england, the likely are you are to stay dry. The temperatures are higher, 2a celsius. Mid week temperatures are coming down again. Why . We have a cold front moving southwards as we go into wednesday. The isobars are starting to turn around into a more northerly direction. A chillier scotla nd northerly direction. A chillier scotland by the end of wednesday. Rain clearing away from
Dance with summary of the same sex, either. Boldon dancing isjust dance with summary of the same sex, either. Boldon dancing is just about two people milling together in perfect unison across a floor. As long as you have a leader and a follower, it should not really matter who is who. How do you think itll go down with viewers . What do you think the were afraid of . As brits are very traditional when it comes to our boldon dancing, but of course, like anything in the world, it is evolving, and it moves on, and people need to see it to be able to embrace it. Ballroom dancing. I think it is one of those things people are a bit scared to see, they think it is not quite right, but until you see something, look at the first lesbian kiss on air in brookside a few years ago, but now it is just the norm. Brookside a few years ago, but now it isjust the norm. We are looking at some shots on the screen, it is fun, isnt it, strictly come dancing . It is all about fun. Im not sure that was dancin
Merger. This hearing is about 2 1 2 hours. The subcommittee will come together. We welcome everyone to todays hearing on the state of competition in ohios market. Examining impact of the merger of tmobile and sprint. Consumer, workers and the internet. Todays hearing is an important opportunity to examine the state of competition in the Wireless Industry and the competitive effects of the merger of tmobile and sprint. Over the past century the Telecommunications Industry has demonstrated the harms that results from monopoly. By 1948 at t was considered to be a law for monopoly. The Largest Corporation controlling more than 80 of the market. It earned more than 53 billion in annual revenue and was the second largest employer in the u. S. Behind the federal government. In 1982 the concluded two landmark the case against at t for blocking competition in the Telephone Service and equipment market. As a result, the system was broken into separate companies. At ts longdistance services were