Buckingham palace. The 99yearold husband, of course, of Queen Elizabeth Stand Ing beside her as they parented four children together, eight grandchildren and then welcomed ten great grandchildren, many of whom will gather to remember him today. He was born a prince of greece and denmark, gave up those titles when with as a young Naval Officer he caught The Eye of young Princess Elizabeth and married her at the age of 21 and served her and the United Kingdom for the rest of his days. His proudest association was with the british military, a member of the greatest generation serving in World War ii in europe and in the pacific. He was actually in Tokyo Bay On The Last Day of World War ii to witness the signing of those documents. Today more than 700 members of the british Armed Forces are honoring him with their participation in his funeral. Correspondent David Spunt has a look back at Prince Philips extraordinary life. Reporter for seven Decades Prince Philip was seen as the rock to the
bailey and also to chairman powell. yesterday, the continued inflationary trend and the outright deflationary trend in switzerland. the numbers in europe in inflation on price change are simply grim, and you are dead on about unemployment. overnight, goldman sachs readjusted their unemployment rates, and they get steve englander of standard chartered bank, a stunning statistic, francine 25% unemployment rates modeled out now by goldman sachs. and of course we get claims at 8:30 this morning. francine: we will have plenty more on that throughout the day. it s good to first word news with richie good let s go to first word news with they take a to first let s go word news with ritika gupta. ritika: wanted to play all sides of the equation, reopening the country too soon could lead to coronavirus flareups. he warned about the impact on children in schools reopened. president trump called that comment unacceptable. has seizedortedly the mobile phone of the intelligence commi
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prime minister may: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. with permission i d like to update the house on negotiations to leave the european union. first first, i want to pay tribute to my right honorable friend, the members. delivering brexit difficult choices. i respect their views and i d like to thank them sincerely for all that they have done. mr. speaker, yesterday we agreed the provisional terms of our exit from the european union set out in the draft withdrawal agreement. we had an outlined political declaration. the president has written to the president of the european council to recommend decisive progress has been made in the negotiations. a special european council will be called for sunday, the 25th of november. this puts us close to a brexit deal. mr. speaker, what we agreed yesterday was not the final deal. it is a draft treaty that means we will leave the e.u. in smooth and orderly way on march, 2019. [laughter] prime minister may: and sts the framework for a
opposition. some argued for a second referendum on the u.k. leaving the european union. this is a 90-minute portion of the debate. order! statements. he prime minister. prime minister may: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. with permission i d like to update the house on negotiations to leave the european union. first first, i want to pay tribute to my right honorable friend, the members. delivering brexit difficult choices. i respect their views and i d like to thank them sincerely for all that they have done. mr. speaker, yesterday we agreed the provisional terms of our exit from the european union set out in the draft withdrawal agreement. we had an outlined political declaration. the president has written to the president of the european council to recommend decisive progress has been made in the negotiations. a special european council will be called for sunday, the 25th of november. this puts us close to a brexit deal. mr. speaker, what we agreed esterday was not th