quell protesters a nationwide curfew to demand that the president steps down. we are six months on from the cup 26 summit now scientists are saying the likelihood of us crossing the global warming threshold of 1.5 degrees has been driven significantly. in degrees has been driven significantly. degrees has been driven significantly. in all of us to develo significantly. in all of us to develop it significantly. in all of us to develop it world significantly. in all of us to l develop it world particularly significantly. in all of us to - develop it world particularly has -ot develop it world particularly has got to develop it world particularly has got to do develop it world particularly has got to do a betterjob of breaking the mould, getting away from business the mould, getting away from business as usual which is dominating at this moment. it s dominating at this moment. it s rebecca dominating at this moment. it s rebecca vardy versus colleen rooney in the high c
Prime nick, a practical question given the prime ministers get a decent sized majority, prime ministers get a decent sized majority, does everything he wants to go majority, does everything he wants to go through go through in the next few months? not to go through go through in the next few months? to go through go through in the next few months? ., . , , few months? not necessarily. because a lot of it can few months? not necessarily. because a lot of it can get held few months? not necessarily. because a lot of it can get held up few months? not necessarily. because a lot of it can get held up in a lot of it can get held up in parliament when he goes to the house of lords, whether the government doesn t have majority. quite often there are parts of the legislation when it s published that prove more controversial than the one line sales pitch we get today. there is a lot in there. it s a big agenda, 38 bills in total in the queen speech. but i wouldn t say that they
After a rocky few months for the prime minister, the queen s speech was an opportunity for his government to quite literally set the agenda for the next period. and part of that, was about brexit. her majesty s government will continue to seize the opportunities of the united kingdoms departure from the european union to support economic growth. regulations on businesses will be repealed and reformed. a bill will enable law inherited from the european union to be more easily amended. the speech itself was short just 874 words the shortest speech since 2013 in fact. it contained 38 bills and draught bills the government hopes to get through parliament. legislation for tenants to improve social housing and tougher powers for police to use against protesters who block motorways and other infrastructure. after the
Government will play a leading role in defending democracy and freedom across the world, including continuing to support the people of ukraine. apart from the queen s absence the ceremony proceeded along the traditional lines. close the door! it s black rock, o-ened close the door! it s black rock, opened the close the door! it s black rock, opened the door. an official called black rod arrives and mps shut the door on them to represent parliament s independence from the monarchy. so they have to knock. and then the mps all make their way over to the house of lords for the speech tradition again is that mps who are usually political opponents walk side by side, you can just overhear borisjohnson asking the leader of the opposition keir stamer if he d had a quiet weekend which they both seemed to find amusing.
Neighborhood. absolutely right. this is part of the neighborhood. absolutely right. this is part of the governments neighborhood. absolutely right. this is part of the governments big - neighborhood. absolutely right. this is part of the governments big idea l is part of the governments big idea to build 300,000 houses a year in england by the end of this parliament. it s a big target, it won t be easy to achieve government is hoping to do is to have this massive revamp of the planning system. that though was incredibly controversial with tory mps because it would have said in some parts of england, particularly the south of england, particularly the south of england you need to approve an it was basically taking the powers away from local communities and giving them to civil servants in whitehall. that stuff is really controversial, michael gove, when he became the leveling up secretary said he was going to look at it again. we don t know the exact details of what mr gove is going