Before we come to prime ministers questions, i would like to point out that the british Sign Language Interpretation proceedings is available to watch on parliament wide. Tv. We start with sir robert neil. Thank you very much, mr. Speaker. I know the question one. Try again. Speaker, its only 15 years, in my case. [laughter] thank you, mr. Speaker. Today marks five days since the murder of our Friend And Colleague. My thoughts x im sure those of the whole house, are with her family and friends. Mr. Speaker, im sure that the house will wish to join me in offering our thanks and best wishes to Sir Roy Stone stone who is leaving the civil service. Hes worked for 20 years in playing a valuable role [inaudible] we wish him well. Mr. Speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties, i shall have further such meetings later today. Sir is robert neil. Thank you, mr. Speaker. Im sure we all wish to associate ourselves with the prime ministers
business as usual when it comes to diplomatic trips look i never stop basically i didn t stop during the crisis at all if i had to travel abroad for example for humanitarian reasons bringing mosques or protective clothes for our friends in the vegetable canes or somebody else trouble trouble i take care about the hygienic prescriptions and obligations you know washing cans not to go to clothes no shaking hands but to some time we did because now it s in our case it s it s over i mean from the crisis perspective but but during the peak of the crisis i really seriously tried to to respect the rules and regulations. well i mentioned the words business as usual i would like to come back to something you ve been talking about for a while with other people you ve had interviews with. critics have said that your prime minister destroyed democracy. as usual or democracy as we ve noted in hungary you ve called it fake news can you give us an update on that at this point right at this
good morning. it is time to dig out the swimming and those toggles because swimming pools are reopening gci’oss because swimming pools are reopening across england in just because swimming pools are reopening across england injust over two weeks‘ time. i have come to the local pool in manchester to find out what regulations need to be in place before we all dive in. plus, today marks the anniversary of the battle of britain. i am amongst the hurricane ‘s and the spitfires to see the significance of that battle. plus that we can forecast which is drier and brighter after a sunny and showery day today. all details coming up and breakfast. coming up coming up and breakfast. coming up on breakfast. it‘s friday the 10th ofjuly. our top story: foreign travel to dozens of countries without the need to quarantine is possible from today, as government advice against all but essential travel is formally lifted. the list of places includes holiday destinations like france
i voted for a guy named trump. president trump casts his vote for the us election in the key state of florida, where early voting is under way. strictly‘s back but it s all socially distanced and covid safe and at 8:30 how bury fc made it their mission to bring football back to their town, against massive odds. good evening welcome to bbc news. millions more people are now living under the highest level of coronavirus restrictions in england as the number of cases continues to rise. just after midnight, around 1.4 million people in south yorkshire including doncaster, rotherham, barnsley and sheffield joined the tier 3 alert system. no household mixing is allowed and much of the hospitality industry has had to close. with lancashire, greater manchester and the liverpool city region, it brings the total number of people in england subject to the tightest restrictions to over 7.3 million. the labour mayor of sheffield city region has urged the government to set out
A San Bernardino Superior Court judge Monday sentenced former Clement Middle School teacher Sean Ramiro Lopez to 74 years and 8 months in prison for molesting three teenage boys between late 1999 and 2001. Lopez may be in his 90s before he is eligible for parole. After the judge confirmed the sentence, Lopez – who […]