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first, theresa may says mps will finally get to vote on her brexit deal that will take place in the week starting january 14th. the second important development came when the leader of the opposition responded. the prime minister has obdurately refused to ensure that a vote took place on the day she agreed. she refuses to allow a vote to take place this week, and is now, i assume, thinking the vote will be on the 14th of january, almost a month away. this is unacceptable in any way whatsoever. so, mr speaker, as the only way i can think of ensuring a vote takes place this week, i m about to table a motion which says the following. that this house has no confidence in the prime minister, due to her failure to allow the house of commons to have a meaningful vote straightaway on the withdrawal agreement and framework for future relationships between the uk and the european union, and that will be tabled immediately, mr speaker. thank you. well, the bbc‘s political editor lau
New-yorkUnited-statesMoscowMoskvaRussiaMalaysiaAustraliaUnited-kingdomTexasBrazilVancouverBritish-columbia it s 8am in singapore and midnight in london and we begin this hour with revealations from the us senate that tens of millions of americans were exposed to russian backed propaganda around the 2016 general election. the two reports from academics in the us and the uk say the campaign of disinformation was clearly aimed at benefitting the republican party and donald trump. russia has always denied, it meddled in the us election. here s the bbc‘s north america editor, jon sopel. what happened just after the 2016 election was that the intelligence agencies themselves came out with the unanimous view that there had been an attempt by the russians to interfere in the presidential election. it is like taking that report and multiplying it by ten because of what these two reports for the intelligence of committee for the intelligence of committee for the intelligence of committee for the senate have found out is that as you have said, they have tried to interfere systematically on
New-yorkUnited-statesSerbiaMalaysiaJapanPhilippinesUnited-kingdomMissouriSapporoHokkaidoChinaYemen it s 9am in singapore and 1am in london and we begin this hour with revealations from the us senate that tens of millions of americans were exposed to russian backed propaganda around the 2016 general election. the two reports from academics in the us and the uk say the campaign of disinformation was clearly aimed at benefitting the republican party and donald trump. russia has always denied, it meddled in the us election. here s the bbc‘s north america editor, jon sopel. what happened just after the 2016 election was that the intelligence agencies themselves came out with the unanimous view that there had been an attempt by the russians to interfere in the presidential election. it is like taking that report and multiplying it by ten because what these two reports for the intelligence committee of the senate have found out is that as you say, they have tried to interfere systematically on a much wider scale on every platform with events tailored to support donald trump and
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