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parliament. the main news from westminster: the prime minister vows to demands for a policy document on brexit. i can confirm to the house that our plan will be set out in a white paper published this month. the labour leader is worried about what the government has in mind for brexit britain. the prime minister, mr speaker, is threatening the eu that unless they give in to her demands she will turn britain into a bargain basement tax haven of the coast of europe. also on the programme: rousing words from the chief minister of gibraltar. my blood is red but i m red, white and blue inside out and so is that rock and we will never ever come to us changing that countenance. come and see for yourself! but first, when the brexit secretary david davis came to the commons on tuesday after the government lost its case in the supreme court, mps from all parties call for a white paper, setting out a strategy for brexit. david davis batted away their requests, pointing to a spe ....
he told me about being in that squad under eddie jones. he told me about being in that squad under eddie jones. they always wa nt to squad under eddie jones. they always want to get better and improve. they are never satisfied. you have moments to reflect and wish them well. a good set of leaders who will continue to drive the squad forward. i m sure we ll see them in the six nations. can you put your finger on what eddiejones has done? when i was low on confidence he gave me that confidence. he has given the tea m me that confidence. he has given the team belief to go out and play. it has paid off. another challenge tomorrow with the french coming. with a physical battle. as the forward pack in midfield player you know what you are up against. you really see forwards and what they are about. that is a big test. houses losing the captaincy made you a better player? have you improved? iam not a better player? have you improved? i am not sure. viewers want to improv ....
so who really does speak for the president? and the israeli prime minister arriving in washington to start a new relationship with the white house. iran, hezbollah, syria and settlements. there is plenty to discuss. this story begins at the end of december. president obama had just imposed new sanctions on russia in retaliation for moscow hacking the election. donald trump s senior foreign policy advisor, general mike flynn, hopped on the phone with russia s ambassador to discuss the penalty. now us law bars any private citizen from conducting foreign policy. but the greater mistake was to mislead the vice president. the national security advisor told mike pence that sanctions never came up in his calls with the russian ambassador. not true. the conversation had been bugged by us intelligence, disproving the general‘s account. in his resignation letter, flynn sai, unfortu nately, because of the fast pace of events, i inadvertently briefed the vice president elect a ....
a50, talking about article 50. we will be looking to find out what businesses and workers think. in sport, england, scotland and northern ireland all win in world cup qualifying. jermain defoe returns from nearly four years out with a goal as england beat lithuania 2 0. and there s a new quid on the block. this is it. the new pound coin and tomorrow it enters circulation. we ll be finding out why not everyone is happy at its introduction. it feels lighter. and the weather s been so lovely we ve sent matt out and about. we have had some problems adjudications, but he will whether slater. problems with communications, but he will be with us communications, but he will be with us later. good morning. first, our main story. theresa may will meet scotland s first minister nicola sturgeon later today for the first time since she rejected calls for a second referendum on scottish independence. the visit is part of a tour of all four nations of the uk before the process of l ....
a week that brought bloodshed to the streets of westminster and a defiant response from mps. let this be the message from this house and this nation today our values will prevail. this democracy is strong, and this parliament is a robust. this was a horrific crime, and as an act of terror it has failed. mps hold a minute s silence to remember those killed and injured, and members of the scottish parliament sent a message of solidarity to westminster. whatever our disagreements in this chamber or any other, we stand united in our core values of democracy, human rights and the rule of law. it had started as the wednesday much like any other. too many, the first sign that something was very badly wrong came while mps were taking part in a vote, and the deputy speaker, lindsay hoyle, stood up and made this announcement. order, order! i am now going to suspend the sitting of the house. this house is now suspended, but please wait here. outside the chamber, it was slowly be ....