the most talented and hard-working people in our society we believe they should be awarded. the going away from the 1%. with the forthcoming meeting. will he bear in mind they will advise him to be them to be the same. mister speaker my honorable friend is right to point to the importance of all parts of the united kingdom working together to deliver and an orderly and smooth brexit. can i welcome the minister s announcement can he wished reassure the house that it will be the approach will be an outward facing secretary. these are masters with the independent chair. i was struck by his determination. to listen to the views of the family it s the have been affected by this tragedy. are there questions of the prime minister. ruth cadbury. thank you. this morning i have meetings with the colleagues in addition to my duties in this house. i should have further meetings later today. on monday children told me that their concerns about your condition affecting the children s hea
parents at st. mary s catholic primary school told me ofce the concerns about air pollution affecting children s health. this morning high court ruled that the government air quality plan is. what does it prime minister feel is worse, losing for the third time in the high court, or 40,000 unnecessary deaths and impact on children s health of the uk s unsustainable air-quality? the issue the honorable lady has raised about air quality is important and that s why we ve been taking action to improve air quality. but can i just say to the honorable lady the way she has described the court s decision this morning i don t think properly reflects the decision that the court has given. if i could just perhaps, mr. speaker, explained to thein houe because we do welcome the fact that the court has dismissed the complaint relating to five cities with major air-quality problems, has now that we are taking appropriate action. they have agreed the modeling we used to support the 2017 air
and authority on the subject with the iraqi ambassador, senior researcher. i m sure we ll have a great discussion with lots of important insight. on top of hudson s live streaming that we always do we have the honor of having c-span2 this event so another reading to the viewers out there. reconstructing iraq and the good news from iraq is the military defeat of the terrible terrorist organization, isis, by the iraqi military with international cooperation. the task ahead is daunting. iraq needs to rebuild and heal the communities. challenges remain from funding, stabilization efforts in the even larger resources needed for reconstruction the coming years. responding was one of the goals of the regions iraqi reconstruction conference in kuwait which secured around 30 billion from private actors. significantly the gulf countries except in quite to the conference which is interesting testimony with its own troubled history with the iraqi nation back in 1990. congratulations to t
are there questions of the prime minister. ruth cadbury. thank you. this morning i have meetings with the colleagues in addition to my duties in this house. i should have further meetings later today. on monday children told me that their concerns about your condition affecting the children s health. this morning the high court ruled that the government is unlawful. what does the prime minister is deal is worse. listen for the first time in the high court or 40,000 unnecessary deaths and the impacts on children s health of the unsustainable equality. the issue that they had raised by the air quality is an important one. we had been taking action to improve air quality. can i just say to the honorable navy that the weight she has described the court s decision this morning i don t think properly reflects the decision the courts have given. if i could explain to the house because we do welcome the fact that the courts have dismissed the complaints we are taking appropriate acti
Care, education. And i think people are looking for something more positive, it does not have to be that way. They just thought they we re that way. They just thought they were going to win, didnt they . End of story. I think you can forget about brexit. These guys are from norfolk, we are at the Kenilworth Agricultural Show in warwickshire. Weve also got great people to introduce you to, to talk us through what has happened over the last 2a hours, and indeed, What Happens Next. Good morning its saturday 10th june. Were on College Green In Westminster for a special programme, as we look at What Happens Next after the 2017 General Election resulted in a hung parliament. Also ahead. Police reveal that the London Bridge attackers had tried to get hold of a seven tonne lorry, and that petrol bombs were found in the van they did eventually hire. Detectives are now appealing for information about the knives used in the attack. In sport the lions face their toughest game yet on their tour of