we re going straight nowjulie hasl we re going straight nowjulie has house of commons and to have a minister. celebrate christmas with over 4 million people now boosted and anyone who has not yet done so should come forward and get boosted now. this morning we had meetings with ministers and colleagues in addition to my duties in this house, i will have further meetings later today. i will have further meetings later toda . ., ~ i will have further meetings later toda. . ~ ~ i will have further meetings later toda. ., ~ ,, today. thank you, mr speaker. the welsh labour today. thank you, mr speaker. the welsh labour nationalist today. thank you, mr speaker. the welsh labour nationalist coalition l welsh labour nationalist coalition in cardiff bay have undergone a disaster. mrspeaker, does the in cardiff bay have undergone a disaster. mr speaker, does the prime minister agreed with me that the great british public don t need to look back at the last uk labour government to
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as cop26 in glasgow gets under way, companies in the financial and investment centre has to are saying to have a huge role to play in creating a greener future. the demand for esg funds, that is ethical social and governance, is dramatically increasing with just over $1 trillion invested in europe alone. but how do they ensure their green values are being met and they are not just their green values are being met and they are notjust being green washed? can you answer that question, how do you make sure when you invest in a fund thatis sure when you invest in a fund that is labelled as esg actually that is what you are investing in? investing in? that is one of the most investing in? that is one of the most important - investing in? that is one of i the most important questions investing in? that is one of - the most important questions we face the stop we bring together £10 trillion of assets from across the uk, working to drive sustainability and finance. i think one
lost. as my wife says all the time, a professor, any country that outeducates us is going to outcompete us. the work of our time is to prepare ourselves to be competitive to win the fast-changing 21st century global economy. that s why i propose two critical pieces of legislation, being debated here in washington right now. one focuses on the investments we need to make in the physical infrastructure of america, roads, brings, ports, et cetera. the second focus on the investments we need to make in the american people to make us more competitive. i know this is my legislation, and i feel strongly about it, but the people who have the most at stake are the american people, so we need to stay focused on what these bills will mean for people who are looking for a little bit of breathing room, a fair chance to build a decent middle class life and rather than hanging on by their fingernails. we need to keep an eye on what s fundamentally at stake for the country, the ability to co
people have been moving in during the cold winter months to seek some shelter, but there s not an actual formal housing agreement with the tenants who have been living here. the building is old, it s a lot of informal settlements, with debris, walls have been crumbling inside, so it s very flammable material that could spark very easily. i ve spoken to some residents who say that this happened during load shedding, which means the power was out, it was pitch black. but the sound was what was most terrifying for most people. it started with what sounded like a lot of gunshots and then one big explosion, before the fire started to ripped right through the area. many people are still waiting here for family members to come out. they can t get in touch with them and they re worried that since this happened in the middle of the night, that they were burned while they were sleeping. that was my colleague samantha granville, reporting from the scene. i think we can bring you live pi