achievable. the deal is achievable because we have no intention of lowering our standards but the eu should know consistent with national security you cannot secure the deal for us this parliamentary party will back him to the hilt with unity. i thank my honorable friend. he s right that a good deal is still there to be done and discuss it with the commissioner tonight but i must tell the house that our friends in the eu are currently insisting that if they pass a new law in the future with which we in this country don t follow suit, the automatic right to punish us and retaliate and secondly they are saying the uk should be the only country in the world not to have sovereign control over its fishing rules and i don t believe those are terms any prime minister believes this country should accept but i also reassure my right honorable friend, the terms on which we deliver the new arrangements resemble those of australia with the eu or canada with the eu i have no doubt fro
taking questions from the house of commons live wednesday mornings on c-span2. we invite your participation via twitter using hashtag pmqs. members are finishing up other business. now live to the floor house of commons. anybody in northern ireland including political players in northern ireland, no excuse arguing it is acceptable because of any other issue is a fallacy in the wrong position to take. we have to say, 20 billion pounds between the block grant, on top of financially the biggest growth field in the united kingdom to ensure we are leveling up for the people of northern ireland as we are the united kingdom. ceasing engaging on legacy issue, he knows the largest cross community victims express serious concerns and described him as dangerously diluted. how will he present an update on legacy proposals to the house. i was surprised, pausing on engagement, it was a reasonable position but as i said is an important issue to put troubles in the pt and put that in
much mr. speaker. yesterday the hospital to see the first clinically approved of vaccine. a fantastic moment for all of us in this house. i know everyone will join me in thanking the nhs and the task force and all of the volunteers that of made this possible. i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to the duties with my house. when i was a carrier in the we ushered the british people that a trade deal was entirely achievable. friend to my rightful make one last effort? surely, that deal is achievable because we have no intention of lowering our standards. the eu should know this, he cannot secure that deal with us. this parliamentary party will back him to the health because strength comes with unity. rightohnson: i think my honorable friend and he is entirely right that a good deal is still there to be done. i look forward to discussing it with the commissioner tonight but i must tell the house that our friends in the eu are currently insisting th
member leigh: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i visited yesterday the hospital to see the first clinically approved vaccine. prime minister johnson: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i visited yesterday the hospital to see the first clinically approved vaccine. a fantastic moment for all of us in this house. i know everyone will join me in thinking the nhs, the task force and all of the volunteers that have made this possible. i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house. when i was a carrier in the brexit discussions, we assured the british people that a trade deal was entirely achievable. can i urge my rightful friend to make one last effort? surely, that deal is achievable because we have no intention of lowering our standards. the eu should know this. if in the interest of national security, he cannot secure that deal with us. this parliamentary party will back him to the hilt because strength comes with unity. p.m. john
he getted himself to preventing roosevelt from being able tone act it. contentious presidential transitions sunday night at 8:00 .m. eastern on c-span s q&a. next, british prime minister boris johnson question time. he talks about the government s response to the coronavirus pandemic including the announcement of the approval of a vaccine they feel prime minister confirmed that vaccine distribution would begin the following week, prioritizing nursing home facilities an frontline workers. this is about 40 minutes. that information far too long and engaging with northern ireland and the irish government and fiscal policy of northern ireland and come back to the house, this has to be something done with the support and engagement with the engagement of northern ireland. that completes the questions for northern ireland and i start with chris green. i am proudly working for disabled people, next year we will publish our national strategy for disabled people which will b