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questions on the backgrounds and priorities. many members i asked about military training, readiness, technology implementation as well as the state of military bases and specific projects in their home states. this is two hours and 20 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] i guess we are one minute late. the committee meets today to consider the nomination of mrs. barbara barrett to be secretary of the air force, and mr. ryan mccarthy to be secretary of the army. thanks for being here today. we have the standard questions, whether you like about your to answer. would you answer audibly so it can be heard? and appreciate it very much. do you adhere to the applicable laws and resolutions governing topics of interest? ....
in parliament, your backstop to the most turbulent dramatic week at westminster since the last one. the parliamentary party does have confidence. the prime minister survives an attempt to force her out. but that wasn t the meaningful vote mps had been expecting. this house agreed to five days of debate. this house agreed when the vote was going to take place. amid chaos, an mp removes a symbol of royal authority in protest. shouting order. put it back. no, no, no, no. this was a week of two votes, one that happened, one that didn t. theresa may saw off an attempted coup by her own mps but only after promising not to lead them into the next election. even then, more than a third voted against her. that vote was prompted by her decision to pull the vote parliament expected on her brexit deal. as late as monday morning, ministers insisted the vote scheduled for tuesday was going ahead. then suddenly it wasn t. the prime minister told mps she detected concern about what the ....
but it will be mild with temperatures today up to 12 degrees in the west. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news, the headline s. cabinet brexiteer liam fox says mps have already decided on the uk s brexit options as he backs theresa may s condemnation of calls for a second referendum. if there is another the referendum, which i don t think there will be, it will be best of 3. a five year old boy becomes the third victim of a house fire in nottinghamshire. a mother and her eight year old daughter died yesterday. mps say the roll out of smart motorways on which the hard shoulder has been permanently turned into a fourth lane should be stopped due to safety fears. now, as we all know it s been an eventful few days in politics let s take a closer look now with a week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, your backstop to the most turbulent dramatic week at westminster since the last one. the parliamentary party does have confidence. the p ....
in parliament, your backstop to the most turbulent dramatic week at westminster since the last one. the parliamentary party does have confidence. the prime minister survives an attempt to force her out. but that wasn t the meaningful vote mps had been expecting. this house agreed to five days of debate. this house agreed when the vote was going to take place. amid chaos, an mp removes a symbol of royal authority in protest. shouting order. put it back. this was a week of two votes, one that happened, one that didn t. theresa may saw off an attempted coup by her own mps but only after promising not to lead them into the next election. even then, more than a third voted against her. that vote was prompted by her decision to pull the vote parliament expected on her brexit deal. as late as monday morning, ministers insisted the vote scheduled for tuesday was going ahead. then suddenly it wasn t. the prime minister told mps she detected concern about what the deal would mean ....
in parliament, your backstop to the most turbulent dramatic week at westminster since the last one. the parliamentary party does have confidence. the prime minister survives an attempt to force her out. but that wasn t the meaningful vote mps had been expecting. this house agreed to five days of debate. this house agreed when the vote was going to take place. amid chaos, an mp removes a symbol of royal authority in protest. shouting order. put it back. no, no, no, no. this was a week of two votes, one that happened, one that didn t. theresa may saw off an attempted coup by her own mps but only after promising not to lead them into the next election. even then, more than a third voted against her. that vote was prompted by her decision to pull the vote parliament expected on her brexit deal. as late as monday morning, ministers insisted the vote scheduled for tuesday was going ahead. then suddenly it wasn t. the prime minister told mps she detected concern about what the ....