fun, engaging, to get that reaction. so right now there is certainly a degree of uncertainty over whether top gear which is partly filmed here will return with or without freddie flipped off. but the bbc is likely to be unwilling to part ways with her show that as well as having a strong uk audience is sold to dozens of countries across the globe. the bbc has suspended its decision to close its choir the group is britain s only full time professional chamber choir. more than 140,000 people signed a petition against the closure. those
called to ensure that strikes can only be called once to ensure that strikes can only be called once negotiations have genuinely broken down. and of course, genuinely broken down. and of course, mr speaker, to drive growth, we need course, mr speaker, to drive growth, we need new course, mr speaker, to drive growth, we need new sources of capital investment. to this end, i can announce investment. to this end, i can announce that we will accelerate reforms announce that we will accelerate reforms to the pension charge gap so that it reforms to the pension charge gap so that it will reforms to the pension charge gap so that it will no longer apply to well designed performance fees. this will unlock well designed performance fees. this will unlock pension fund investments into uk will unlock pension fund investments into uk assets and innovative high growth businesses. it will benefit high growth businesses. it will benefit savers and increase growth and we benefit
i don t think liz truss will have been top pick by diplomats here for the next uk prime minister, people here think she has taken a hard line approach to woo the tory right, you hear that quite often here of course. liz truss has blamed eu intransigence for those problems around northern ireland full circle and lack of progress in reforming them, but there is a bigger dimension as well, cooperation following russia s invasion of ukraine. there are some countries, particularly towards eastern europe, who were pleased with what they saw as a strong uk approach in terms of supporting ukraine. they expect that to continue? yes, exactly. in that sense, they know what they are getting. liz truss as foreign secretary, and we have not had the result yet, but if she is the new prime minister, she will be a known quantity in terms of that uk approach to the waugh in
and difficult relationship with the eu and i think we are finding out that won t work. it s not possible to be threatening to be suspending parts of the northern ireland protocol and at the same time build a cooperative relationship with emmanuel macron. i think that s the point he was making. leaders cannot solve that problem here but they do have responsibility to set the tone, to try to get away from this very combative, aggressive approach with the pretty sight threatening to suspend the northern ireland protocol and get their negotiators to go back to the table and work together to find a solution because unless we can come to a fashion of living together where we implement the agreements we have signed without creating huge problems in northern ireland, i think the prospects for a strong uk, french relationship or uk, german relationship or uk, german relationship aren t that good. that s going to be very important for the future. that s going to be very important for the future
james landel, bbc. prime minister, you re talking about a new eu trade deal and now members of your party are talking about leaving the european union. what is your message to them and those pushing for an early referendum? and if there were a referendum tomorrow, how would you vote? and, mr. president, earlier this year you told david cameron that you wanted a strong uk and a strong eu. how concerned are you that members of david cameron s cabinet are now openly contemplating withdrawal? and on syria if i may question to both of you, what gives you any confidence that the russians are going to help you on this? well, first of all on the issue of the referendum, look, there s not going to be a referendum tomorrow and there s a very good reason why there s not going to be a referendum tomorrow is because it would give the british public, i think, an entirely false choice between the status quo, which i don t think is acceptable. i want to see the european union change. i want to see