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summit. this is the fifth organised b the summit. this is the fifth organised by the hungarian summit. this is the fifth organised by the hungarian government. - summit. this is the fifth organised by the hungarian government. i. by the hungarian government. i suppose there are two main reasons for it. firstly, it s the chance for the government, a very conservative and someone say nationalist government here, to present all the policies it s doing to encourage couples to have more children, including family loans, support loans to couples who pledged to have children and they have had some effect on at least slowing the decrease in the population. i think even more important than that, it s a chance for conservative minded, family oriented politicians and policymakers from around the world to gather and network here in budapest. it is hungary s soft power in the world. i’m budapest. it is hungary s soft power in the world- in the world. i m ust going to interru -t in t
PeopleNumberNorthern-englandHospital-treatmentRelativesBackGreat-britainMurderSuspicionSara-sharifTenThree it s been a dramatic evening here at westminster, with the first secretary of state damian green resigning. mr green was one of theresa may s closest allies, sitting next to her today at pmqs. he resigned from the cabinet after an investigation found he breached the ministerial code. before that news reached us, it was a busy parliamentary day. the government faced a rocky moment on brexit. let me make it very, very clear. if there is any attempt by this government to go back an amendment seven, i believe the rebellion will be even greater. the horror of an acid attack. there is nothing about me that i recognised. my identity as i knew it had gone. and michael gove unmasks a cheese traitor. i am concerned about your unpatriotic attitude towards cheddar. but first, the final pmqs of 2017, but there was not much in the way of festive cheer. in 2009, the prime minister said it was a tragedy that the number of children falling into the poverty cycle was continuing to rise. every
Frank-fieldCorkIrelandUnited-kingdomWarwickshireSpainUgandaLondonCity-ofWandsworthBarcelonaComunidad-autonoma-de-cataluna the sacrifices made to ensure that you will always have a vote. and our election gurus in the studio this evening, for this last election wrap of the campaign, are caroline crampton, the assistant editor at the new statesman, and tim shipman, who s political editor at the sunday times. let s bring you up to date with the latest developments from the last day on the campaign trail. the leaders treated the british public to a re run of their best hits today, trotting out plenty of old favourites from their political phrasebooks. after seven weeks of campaigning, theresa may told voters she still needs help with her brexit hand to become the strongest leader of them all. every vote for me is a vote to strengthen my brexit hand. and a vote for a fairer and more prosperous britain for us all. jeremy corbyn set his sights closer to his london home, visiting watford, harrow and islington to emphasise that his manifesto is ‘for the many‘. i m proud of this document, for the many,
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